Publisher
PROFESSOR
Paul.Tsang@unh.edu
(603) 862-3479
Faculty Director of the Hamel Center for Undergraduate Research; Professor, Department of Molecular, Cellular and Biomedical Sciences
Senior Editor
SENIOR EDITOR
Brigid.Carroll@unh.edu
(603) 862-3531
Brigid Carroll Casellini holds a bachelor’s degree in horticulture from the University of New Hampshire and a graduate certificate in publishing and communications from Harvard University. She has worked for several magazine and book publishers in the greater Boston area and has been a senior editor of Inquiry since 2005. She resides in Newburyport, Massachusetts, with her husband and three children.
Editor
EDITOR
Valerie Moyer holds a bachelor’s degree in English from the University of Vermont and a doctorate in women’s, gender, and sexuality studies from Stony Brook University. She has a variety of writing and editing experience for academic and online publications. Valerie is a new assistant editor of Inquiry, joining in the winter of 2023. As a scholar of gender in sports, she enjoys running and a host of other outdoor activities.
Student Editors
Juliana Mastan is a senior from Schenectady, New York, pursuing a double major in neuroscience and behavior, and genetics. Juliana chose UNH because she liked the broad range of opportunities offered here and it seemed to “check all of the boxes” of what she was looking for in both a school and temporary home for four years. Juliana maintains a full schedule with her many roles at UNH, which include serving as assistant hall director at Christensen Hall, social media chair of Cat Pack Captains, fitness assistant at the Hamel Rec Center, campus tour guide, and last but not least, student editor for Inquiry. Juliana joined Inquiry’s editorial board to gain a different perspective on the research experience—one with a journalistic/editorial lens. Some of her pastimes include hammocking in College Woods with friends and watching movies. She views her many different roles on campus less as tasks and more as fun, interactive activities. After graduating in May 2023, Juliana intends to earn a Doctor of Pharmacy and work in psychiatric pharmacy.
Cassidy O’Brien decided to join Inquiry’s editorial board in order to learn more about the research process and to gain experience in writing and editing scientific articles. Originally from Albany, New York, Cassidy is a first-year student studying biology. She was drawn to UNH because of the campus location and the many research opportunities available at the University. Within the next five years Cassidy plans to maximize all the research possibilities that she can as an undergraduate while focusing on completing her degree. In her free time Cassidy enjoys working outside and doing field research in college woods.
