Featured Scholar: Jill Goldstein
Often when children mature into adults they forget about the people who
helped them grow up. This is not the case, however, for UF graduate Jill
Goldstein. Jill grew up a small town in South Florida and has always had
a close relationship with her grandparents. This closeness was part of the
reason she decided to pursue a career in the medical field. "I've always
liked older people because they know so much and have a lot of wisdom to
share. My interest in the aging process and learning new ways to help people
live longer is my way of making sure my grandparents are around for a long
time."
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Jill Goldstein's mentor, Christiaan Leeuwenburgh, came to UF in 1998 and is the Director of UF's Biochemistry of Aging Laboratory.
Papers
Jill Goldstein, College of Health and Human Performance (Mentor:
Christiaan Leeuwenburgh)
Nutritional
Interventions to Slow Cellular Aging
Joshua Botts, College of Liberal
Arts & Sciences (Mentor: Robert Zieger)
A Furious Soul: George F. Kennan and American
Society
James Harbin, College of Liberal
Arts & Sciences (Mentor: Dolores Albaraccin)
Selective Exposure Following Changes
in Attitudes and Behavior
Lucas Moxey, College of Liberal
Arts & Sciences (Mentors: David Hodell and Michael Perfit)
Late Quaternary Tephra Deposits of Mt.
Hudson Volcano, Southern Argentina
