Isabella Gensler (She/They/He), Old Dominion University
Isabella is an undergraduate student at Old Dominion University, intending to double major in Psychology and Women Studies. Isabella has worked at the Social Science Research Center at Old Dominion University, helping make survey calls and stuffing for local studies in the Hampton Roads region. They have a passion for research and psychology and have plans to continue their education after undergrad.
Elizabeth McElrath (She/Her/Hers), Old Dominion University
Elizabeth is an undergraduate student at Old Dominion University, intending to double major in Psychology and Professional Writing. Elizabeth worked professionally as an EMT for five years, where she provided care to a variety of patients, including those in crisis. She is a certified tissue banking specialist with the American Association of Tissue Banking (AATB). Elizabeth currently works with a non-profit organization. Initially, she supported grieving families after losing a loved one, but now she works in the Quality Assurance department. Elizabeth hopes to go into medical/scientific writing.
Kathryn Loschert (She/They), Old Dominion University
Kathryn is an undergraduate student at Old Dominion University, majoring in psychology with plans to minor in criminal justice. They are an active member and the vice president of Old Dominion University’s chapter of Psi Chi. After graduation, Kathryn plans to attend a graduate program and work with adolescents in an inpatient psychiatric setting.
Ethan Fisher (He/Him), Old Dominion University
Ethan is an undergraduate student at Old Dominion University, intending to major in psychology and minor in biology. Ethan works professionally as an EMT, primarily with private transport, where he provides care and conversation between patient transfers. He has worked previously within Dr. Mary Still’s Human Factors Lab and intends to bring those experiences to a clinical setting. After graduation, he plans on continuing his education in clinical psychology and hopes to use his experience and education to help others.
Amera Ford (She/Her), Old Dominion University
Amera is an undergraduate student at Old Dominion University, intending to graduate with her bachelor’s degree with a major in psychology and a minor in human services in the spring of 2026. She is a part of numerous organizations, including NAMI, the Human Services Association, and the LeADERS Program. Her passion is to help adolescents with their mental health journey. Amera plans on continuing her education after completing her bachelor’s and joining the university’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling Master’s program.