Undergraduate Students
Paoge "Pao" Moua
My name is Paoge Moua, and I am currently a senior psychology pre-med major at OSU. I plan on attending medical school after graduation with a research track. I am interested in intergenerational trauma examined from a cross cultural perspective as well as the role ethnomedicine among ethnic/cultural minorities in the US (i.e., Indigenous/Native populations, Creole people). I hope to pursue a career in research (i.e., translational) and contribute to the field. In my free time, I enjoy staring out into the horizon and listening to stand-up comedy.
Abigail ("Abby") Smith
AIIP Scholar
Abby is a sophomore pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, with a minor in American Indian studies from Oklahoma State University. She is a tribal member of the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma. Her research areas focus on chronic illness and resilience factors pertaining to Indigenous and Native American populations. She would also like to look at research regarding stress factors and how they are intertwined with chronic illness. Upon graduation, she will attend Masters school with hopes of obtaining a degree in counseling psychology. A few hobbies of hers include exercising, outdoor activities, and spending time with friends and family.
Bee Ramezani
My name is Bee Ramezani and I am a junior transfer student at OSU. After receiving a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, I plan to pursue a Ph.D. in clinical psychology. My family immigrated to the U.S. from Iran before I was born. My research interests are centered on understanding neurodivergence within marginalized groups and cultural minorities, specifically indigenous and interethnic populations. My hobbies include playing piano, making ceramics, and doing yoga.
