Regan Campbell is a 2nd year PhD student in the neuroscience graduate program. Originally from Ontario, she completed her H.BSc in Neuroscience and Applied Statistics at the University of Toronto. Her undergraduate research focused on neural circuits and cell-types involved in memory and motivational conflict. Currently, her research combines computational modeling, functional circuit mapping, and multiphoton calcium imaging to investigate how the morphology of neurons in the hippocampus shapes how they process information. Outside of her research, Regan is passionate about mentorship in STEM to foster inclusivity and community. She looks forward to working with the PAC to provide support for her local community with the BC Brain Wellness program.