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A Big Finish for IBR SOAR Lab Students This Semester


Several SOAR students are closing out the semester with major milestones.

Anne Shubert is heading to Creighton University School of Law for her J.D., and Grace Sikiyan will attend Northern Arizona University for a PsyD program. Jefflyn Hall was also nominated as Psi Chi president, highlighting her role and leadership within the group.

SOAR graduate researchers Renee Castillo, Brianna Pitz, and Brooke Preston successfully defended their theses and will continue their work at TCU in the Experimental Psychology PhD program.

It’s a strong way to close out the semester and a clear look at what’s next.

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