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Be registered with the RePEc Author Service.I know I'm lucky to be able to say I’m working on something I care about and is impactful so early on in my career as a designer, thank you JUNTOS! (It’s already smo much fun). Amazingly, it led to me getting the opportunity to work with the Lab as an RA specializing in Graphic/Website Design 🙂 I’m ever grateful to be a part of this lab and the values it upholds. I interviewed the JUNTOS Lab’s Project Coordinator (Isabella Hernandez) and created a booklet about her experience with the program as part of a final project for my Fall Semester at TXST. I participated in an early college program in high school that made it possible for me to earn an Associates Degree in General Studies from ACC, a Certification in Engineering Technology and my high school diploma in ‘21/’22 and (hopefully) graduate from TXST in 2025 instead of ‘26.

I’m a First-gen, eldest daughter of 5 siblings, Mexican-Honduran-American studying Communication Design Major and CompSci Minor at Texas State University. Hello! I’m Nilmarie (Nil for short) and I use they/she pronouns.

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During my free time I love to watch Netflix, Hulu, or Youtube hang out with my friends and family exercise and sleep! Due to the drastic difference between my first two high schools as opposed to the third in the support students received from both school and their parents along with the different lifestyles led by the students outside of school, I was keen on joining a research project that deeply looked into the stressors various Latinx/Hispanic students face that affect their education in order to provide them with more resources and support, which is exactly what JUNTOS does. Given that my family moved around a lot I attended three different high schools: my first two high schools were very well-off schools with numerous resources however, my third high school had a population that was mainly economically disadvantaged, with the majority being Latinx/Hispanic. at a very young age, I have a deep love and appreciation for my Latinx/Hispanic community. I was born in Mexico and grew up very immersed in the culture, so even though I moved to the U.S. with the hope of becoming a Psychiatrist. I have always been extremely interested in mental health and marginalized groups, especially when having to do with children, adolescents, and young adults, so I am on the Pre-Medical track majoring in Psychology B.S. My name is Fernanda Calderon and I am a second-year at The University of Texas at Austin. At the MACC, I lead a youth arts internship, ATX Caminos, alongside one of our research assistants, Nil! Other than that, I am interested in the arts, house plants, camping, and the beautiful nature that Texas has to offer. When I'm not working for the lab, you can find me at the ESB-Mexican American Cultural Center (ESB MACC). The environment in JUNTOS is so friendly and inclusive, one of the major reasons why I chose JUNTOS.

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Lorenzo-Blanco and Kim advise me on my senior honors thesis that covers the very research interest that I entered the lab with (ask me about how to get involved with the Lab for your thesis!).

I decided to join Project JUNTOS my freshman year as an effort to explore a research interest of mine, which is the parenting practices of Latinx Immigrant families in the US. If someone were to ask me what my favorite part about my college experience was, I would have to say JUNTOS. Currently, I am serving as the project coordinator for the JUNTOS Lab after spending 3 or so years as an RA with the lab. in Human Development and Family Sciences from UT Austin (CO 2022). Hi y'all, I'm Isabella (she/her)! I am a recent graduate with a B.S.

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