Eva Cullins received her B.S. in Psychology with a concentration in Brain & Behavioral Sciences and a minor in Biology from Purdue University in May 2022. During her time at Purdue, she developed and completed an independent research project that investigated the behavioral and physiological effects of early life stress in high-alcohol-preferring mice. She began work in the HP lab shortly after graduation. Her research interests include the relationship between early life stress and psychiatric disorders, the neurobiology of stress, and psychopharmacology. She plans to pursue a PhD and further her career in research.