Kennedy is first-year undergraduate on the pre-med track in Illinois State University, majoring in Chemistry. She joined the Nolan lab to investigate how developing brain circuits shape domain and influence decision making, especially during adolescence. On campus, Kennedy is a member of the Honors Program as well as the IS-U Scholars Program. In her free time, she enjoys going on walks, listening to music, and Starbucks.

Nicholas is first-year undergraduate in the School of Biological Sciences, majoring in Conservation Biology. He joined the Nolan Lab to investigate how behavioral consequences influence dopaminergic signaling. On campus Nicholas is a member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, and is involved in the marching band and Salt Church. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with friends and family, and being active outdoors.

Matt is a first year undergraduate in the Mennonite College of Nursing, majoring in Nursing. He joined the lab to investigate Striatal dopamine across the lifespan. On campus Matt is involved in Tau Kappa Epsilon, Mu-Upsilon chapter and the ISU Pickle Ball Club. In his free time, he enjoys  working out, hanging out with friends, and going on walks.

Logan is a fourth-year undergraduate at Illinois State University , majoring in Computer Science. He joined the Nolan Lab to investigate latent cognitive strategies in mice during operant conditioning tasks, building a custom Generalized Linear Hidden Markov Model (GLM-HMM) pipeline to track longitudinal learning trajectories and compare cognitive flexibility across development. In his free time, he enjoys building and researching complex systems in unknown domains.