Arnav Sareen is a third-year Levine Scholar double-majoring in Computer Science and Data Science, with a minor in Statistics. His research interests lie at the intersection of High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence, and he is currently applying Large Language Models to combat data issues seen in HPC systems. He plans to pursue graduate school in the future, with hopes to continue his work of building intelligent software for supercomputers. In his free time, he loves rooting for his hometown Patriots and binging educational YouTube Videos.

Noor Chima is a fourth-year Levine Scholar double-majoring in Biology and Psychology, on the pre-law track. On campus, she is a research assistant for the PaCT Lab, where she assists the lab in exploring structures and systems in society through a philosophical/ critical-theoretical lens. Internationally, she conducted research in Stellenbosch, South Africa in 2023 where she examined the lasting psychological impacts of apartheid on the mental health of Black communities. This past summer, she conducted research in Santander, Spain where she examined the role of Spain’s climate change policy in shaping public perceptions and community agency in addressing climate issues. 

Rokia Sissoko is a Geology and Chemistry double major with research interests in geochemistry and environmental pollution control. She volunteers with Habitat for Humanity, Catawba Riverkeeper, and as a Niner Guide. She also enjoys lifting, outdoor sketching, reading, and spending time with friends.

Alyssa Bissonnette is a second-year Levine Scholar triple-majoring in Management, Sociology, and Political Science. She is a part of the Business Honors Program and Niner Guides. Alyssa enjoys volunteering with Second Harvest Food Bank and Classroom Central. In the future, she would like to conduct research regarding opinions on political polarization. In her free time, she roots for the Carolina Panthers, enjoys painting, and completes 1000-piece puzzles.

Dr. Millard serves as the Assistant Professor of Trumpet and Faculty Fellow for the ETHEL Research Journal. His research has come in many forms, from publications of articles and albums to writing music and performing around the country and world. Through this lens, he proudly mentors the ETHEL Board as they celebrate and publish research across all fields of study and creative inquiry. A highlight of his work at UNC Charlotte has been accompanying four classes of incoming Levine Scholars on their 28-day backpacking expeditions in Wyoming.