Alexa finished her dissertation in 2026 on "Offloading in Spatial Navigation".  Her research focused on individual differences in spatial navigation, virtual and augmented reality (XR), and memory. For more information, see Alexa's LinkedIn.

Andy finished their dissertation in 2026 on "The Influence of Cue Generation and Working Memory on Recall from Long-Term Memory".  Their research focused on topics of learning, memory, and attention. Andy is currently applying for jobs such as quantitative researcher, data analyst, psychometrician and other related positions. For more information, see Andy's LinkedIn.

Eddie finished his dissertation in 2019. He is now Director of People Analytics for Shaw Industries, where he uses his quantitative statistics training in a variety of applications.  He also regularly teaches in the Department of Psychology at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. For more, see his LinkedIn.

Liz finished her dissertation in 2020. She is now an assistant professor at Bradley University in Peoria, IL. Her research is largely focused on cognitive control, working memory, and prospective memory, particularly in regard to individual differences in these processes and under what conditions they may be improved or disrupted. For more, see her webpage.