Our Staff

Sarah Ceja is the Graduate Writing Center specialist.

Jennifer Mosley is a PhD candidate in Psychology (cognition and cognitive neuroscience area). Her research focuses on cognitive and computational modes of self, personal identity, and social contexts. In her free time, Jennifer loves dancing to her favorite music, fitness, and playing Sims 4.

Cahlia Plett is a current Ph.D. track graduate student at the University of California, Riverside. Cahlia began their music career performing on the arpa paraguaya and gained a bachelor's in harp performance from DePauw University. Deeply invested in how refusal informs liberatory music practices in Central and South America, their current research investigates how feminist coalition within the women's festival space informs the stage as a political/worldmaking space, enacting feminist and queer futurities. They have engaged in ethnographic research with the directors of Festival Sorora, a women’s music festival in Asuncion, Paraguay, and hope to continue dialogue regarding women’s festivals in Latin America as a marked category and a space of possibility for the decentralization of heteronormative timelines and gender performance.