Retsina Meyer ’04 reports that “we just got another foot of snow last night. I think I will be very adaptable to all sorts of weather after living in Arizona’s summer and Norway’s winter.” Retsina is doing research in Dr. Edvard Moser’s laboratory, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway on a Fulbright Fellowship. She “attended the Nobel Peace Prize ceremony and lecture. It was fabulous!” Retsina was a UBRPer in Dr. David Rowe’s lab, Family Studies and Dr. Bruce McNaughton’s lab, Neural Systems, Memory & Aging. Email: retsina_meyer@yahoo.com

We hear that Cristine Berry, ’00 “is in the middle of my internal medicine internship in Baltimore at Johns Hopkins Hospital. I am exhausted but truly love what I am doing.” She is “looking forward to spending some of her time next year doing cardiomyopathy research.” Her sister “Laura ‘02 is in her second year of law school at NYU and is interested in environmental law.” Cristine misses Tucson, Arizona weather! Cristine was a UBRPer in Doug Lake’s lab, Microbiology & Immunology, and Laura was a UBRPer in Dr. Robert Arnold’s lab, Environmental and Chemical Engineering. E-mail: cberry4@hjhmi.edu

Holly Samuelson ’90 (now Shill MD) is an Associate Professor, Movement Disorder Section, Barrow Neurological Institute, and is now writing recommendations for undergraduates applying to UBRP. Email: hshill@chw.edu