Teresa Campbell graduated from UC Berkeley in 2024 with a B.A. in Global Studies, where she concentrated in Peace and Conflict Studies, Justice and Ethics, and Spanish. As an undergraduate, she joined the inaugural cohort of HIGHER Lab and contributed to three projects that examined how people overestimate racial economic progress and perceptions of threat linked to demographic shifts in the United States.After graduation, Teresa became the second Lab Manager of HIGHER Lab. Under the guidance of Dr. Sa-Kiera Hudson, she led a project on how policy changes influence social norms, attitudes, and behaviors toward people who are unhoused.Currently, Teresa collaborates with Dr. April Edwell at UCSF as a research affiliate, helping design a new de-escalation paradigm for pediatric settings that draws on a design-justice framework. In October 2025, Teresa will move to Madrid, Spain, where she will work in education. While abroad, she will continue her research collaborations with both UC Berkeley and UCSF, carrying forward her commitment to using research as a tool for social change. We wish her the absolute best on her journey!