Undergraduate Students

Rowan Atwood is a senior graduating in Spring 2025. She is on the pre-PhD track in neuropsychology, specifically interested in neurodevelopmental disorders and neurodegenerative diseases, and using art/music therapy as intervention. In her free time, she enjoys listening to music, painting, and being in nature.

Eunho Jung is a sophomore at Vanderbilt University from Rochester, Michigan. She is majoring in Cello Performance and Neuroscience and plans on attending medical school in the future. Outside of the lab, Eunho enjoys shopping, going on walks, and spending time with friends.

Yiming Lin is a senior at Vanderbilt University, majoring in Psychology and Economics, with a minor in Japanese. He’s from China and aspires to pursue a higher degree in cognitive psychology. Currently, he is working with Dr. Lense in the Music, Social Engagement, & Development Group. In his free time, Yiming enjoys playing basketball, watching movies, hiking, and listening to popular music.

Langley McEntyre is a sophomore at Vanderbilt from Atlanta, Georgia. She is currently studying psychology and biology, with hopes to pursue psychology or health after her time as an undergraduate. Outside of the lab, she enjoys songwriting, riding her bike, making avocado toast, and exploring Nashville with her friends.

Julian Rosenberg is a second-year undergraduate student at Vanderbilt University from New York City. He is currently studying Biochemistry and Chemical Biology with a minor in Data Science. He is currently working with Dr. Srishti Nayak on the MyHearinG project studying the effects of musicality on hearing loss. In his free time, Julian loves playing piano, hiking, spending time with friends, and playing soccer.

Chloe Schwartz is a second-year undergraduate student at Vanderbilt University double majoring in Violin Performance and Cognitive Studies. Alongside Dr. Lense, she is studying the effects of music engagement on children with and without developmental disorders. Outside of the lab, Chloe enjoys playing the violin, knitting, hiking, and exploring new restaurants with her friends.

Victoria Soranno is an undergraduate junior at Vanderbilt University from Tulsa, Oklahoma. She is double majoring in Neuroscience and Cognitive Studies with a minor in Child Psychology and Mental Health. She hopes to attend medical school and become a surgeon. She works with Dr. Lense in the MSED group studying parent-infant interactions. In her free time, she loves going to concerts, shopping, growing her vinyl collection, and grabbing food with friends!