Adaora is an undergraduate student double-majoring in Psychology (B.A.) and Criminology (B.A.) at the University of California, Irvine. Her interests are in the integration of law and psychology, clinical psychology, and developmental psychology. She hopes to pursue a doctorate in clinical psychology, focusing on the youth affected in the criminal justice system. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to gain important research experience that will support the future career goals that will allow her to do her job more effectively. She is thrilled to gain these experiences, which progress her future ability to provide for her community.

Alexa is a graduate from the University of California, Irvine who completed a degree in Psychological Science (B.A.). Additionally, she is currently enrolled in the Psychological Testing Technician Program through UCI Division of Continuing Education. Her interests include clinical psychology, psychological assessment, neuropsychology, and developmental psychology. She hopes to pursue a doctoral degree in clinical psychology. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to gain meaningful research experience and further explore the intersection of child development, psychology, and the legal system.

Alison is an undergraduate student majoring in Criminology (B.A.) and minoring in Psychological Science at the University of California, Irvine. Her interests are forensic psychology and clinical psychology. She hope to purse a degree in clinical psychology with a specialization in forensics. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to gain an understanding of how research can be used to help understand law and psychology.

Anna is a graduate of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona who earned a B.A. in Psychology. Their interests are cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, and developmental psychology. They hope to pursue a graduates' degree in cognitive neuropsychology. Through the Child Narratives Lab, Anna hopes to gain hands-on experience in experimental research and contribute meaningful research to the field of cognitive psychology.

Anna is an undergraduate student pursuing a B.A. in Psychological Science with minors in Education and Sociology at the University of California, Irvine. Her interests lies in counseling psychology and developmental psychology, particularly in understanding how early emotional experiences shape identity, relationships, and long-term mental health. She hopes to pursue a degree in counseling or clinical psychology, with the goal of working with youth during critical stages of development. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes connect developmental psychology to real-world applications and gain research experience that supports youth in meaningful ways.

Austin is a recent graduate of the University of California, Irvine who earned a B.S. in Psychology and a B.A. in Economics. His interests include social psychology, developmental psychology, and organizational psychology. He is passionate about helping others thrive in the workplace and aspires to pursue a career in Organizational Psychology, specifically in the realm of people analytics and talent aquisition. Through the Child Narratives Lab, he hopes to gain valuable experience with research and data analytics, as well as a better understanding of cognitive development in children.

Emily is a recent graduate of the University of California, Irvine who earned a B.A. in Psychological Science. Her interests include clinical psychology, law, and developmental psychology. She is especially interested in the effects of psychological trauma on children and various populations, such as the wrongly incarcerated. Through the Child Narratives Lab, Emily seeks to become more knowledgable in child psychology and help investigate the connections between children's memory and the real world applications in the judicial system. She aspires to pursue graduate school and learn more about how she can help and further research for those who have experienced trauma.

Hannah is an undergraduate student majoring in Public Health Sciences (B.S.) at the University of California, Irvine. Her interests are clinical psychology and developmental psychology. She is planning on pursing a career in the medical field as a pediatrician. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to gain valuable research experience and better understand the cognitive development of children based on their environmental context.

Kaitlin is a recent graduate of the University of California, Irvine who earned a B.A. in Psychological Science and a B.A. in Criminology. She is interested in developmental psychology and child forensic psychology. They hope to pursue a career in juvenile justice and detention center counseling. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she looks forward to becoming more familiar with data analysis and gain more research experience revolving around child cognition and the justice system.

Kaitlin is an undergraduate student majoring in Psychological Science (B.A.) at the University of California, Irvine. Her interests are clinical psychology and developmental psychology, with a passion for working with children. She hopes to pursue a graduate degree in clinical psychology. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to gain extensive research experience and further expand her knowledge on child development.

Khoa is a recent graduate of the University of California, Irvine who earned a B.A. in Psychological Science. His interests are education, child development, and school psychology. He hopes to pursue his education specialist degree focusing on school psychology. Through the Child Narratives Lab, he hopes to gain knowledge into the research side of psychology and gain valuable experience working with children and their families.

Lisa is an undergraduate student who is majoring in Psychological Science (B.A.). Her interests in particular are psychology, forensics, developmental psychology, and language acquisition. She is planning on pursuing developmental psychology with a focus on language in particular, but is also interested in the real world application of psychology. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to be able to gain research and hands-on experience that parallels her future aspirations.

Raina is a graduate of the University of California, Irvine who earned a B.A. in Psychological Science. She hopes to pursue a graduate degree in school psychology or social work to continue being a compassionate changemaker. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to gain invaluable experience which will help her serve communities and better advocate for mental health.

Ryan is a undergraduate student double-majoring in Psychological Science (B.A.) and Criminology (B.A.) at the University of California, Irvine. His interests include clinical psychology, abnormal psychology, and social psychology. After graduating, he plans on pursuing a career in clinical psychology. Through the Child Narratives Lab, Ryan is looking forward to gaining research experience and insight into child development through a psychological and legal lens.

Samantha is an undergraduate student majoring in Biological Sciences at Irvine Valley College. Her interests include clinical psychology and developmental psychology. She aims to pursue a career as a pediatrician. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to gain valuable research experience and learn more about how to best serve children in the community within the fields of medicine, law, and education.

Sana is a graduate of the University of California, Irvine who earned a B.A. in Psychology. Her interests include clinical psychology and developmental psychology. She hopes to pursue a PhD in developmental psychology and eventually open her own clinic. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to develop hands-on research skills that will help her understand how children’s experiences and environments shape their development.

Taylor is an undergraduate student majoring in Psychology (B.S.) at the University of California, Irvine. Her interests include developmental psychology, forensic psychology, and adolescent brain development. After graduation, she plans to attend law school. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to gain hands-on research experience and a deeper understanding of how children's cognition and development shape their experiences and outcomes as well as their interactions with the legal system.

Timothy is an undergraduate student double majoring in Psychology (B.A.) and Criminology (B.A.) at the University of California, Irvine. His interests focus on the intersection between the criminal justice system and its underlying psychology. After graduation, he plans to attend law school and work as a public defense attorney. Through his experience in the Child Narratives Lab, Timothy aspires to gain skills and knowledge that deepen his understanding of the role psychology plays in the legal system.

Valeria is an undergraduate student majoring in Psychology (B.S.) at the University of California, Irvine. Her interests include clinical psychology, neuropsychology, and developmental psychology. She plans to pursue a Ph.D. in clinical or neuropsychology, to work closely with children and understand how early experiences influence their emotional and cognitive development. Through the Child Narratives Lab, she hopes to develop practical research skills and contribute to ongoing work in memory, language, and social context.