MEET OUR ALUMNI!
Class of 2020
CARMEN CAUDILLO
REGIS UNIVERSITY
Carmen lives in Colorado. She works as a registered nurse at Saint Anthony North Hospital, where she’s part of the dedicated team on the neurology unit. She primarily works the night shift, which presents its own set of challenges, but she enjoys the opportunity to provide care during those quieter hours when patients and their families need extra support.
ALEX DHIMA
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AMHERST
Alex is working as a Clinical Research Coordinator at Harvard Medical School in Boston, MA, conducting research on the use of digital tools in psychiatry. He plans to pursue a PhD in Clinical Psychology to better understand psychiatric disease using neuroscience, computational methods, and digital tools. Ultimately, he is working towards becoming a professor and a clinical psychologist.
LUKE HORSCH
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
Luke graduated with a degree in Computer Science. Currently working at Garmin in the Aviation department, Luke contributes to developing cutting-edge in-flight plane display technology. Outside of his career, he is passionate about innovation and is actively exploring entrepreneurship opportunities. Committed to personal growth, Luke strives to balance professional success with living a fulfilling and purpose-driven life.
ETHAN MICK
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI
Since getting his BS in Computer Science, Ethan is pursuing an MS at Mizzou, also in Computer Science, focusing on AI & machine learning. He accepted a position as a Graduate Research Assistant with the University and is working in the Mizzou INformation and Data FUsion Lab (MINDFUL) on applications of AI to materials science.
KAREN MOUSSA
UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI – KANSAS CITY
Karen is a fifth-year BA/MD student at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. Currently residing in Lenexa, KS, she is dedicated to advancing her medical education with a special interest in primary care and dermatology in the Kansas City area. In her free time, she enjoys ballroom dancing, working out, and painting.
TORI WARD
KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY