Morgan H. Wilson

B.S., Biochemistry (Honors), Presbyterian College, 2019

B.S., Psychology, Presbyterian College, 2019

M.A., Psychology, University of Arkansas, 2024

Morgan is a fifth-year graduate student at the University of Arkansas. She was born and raised in South Carolina and lived in Spain after finishing her undergraduate degrees. Morgan is interested in many aspects of eyewitness memory research and most recently examined prior alcohol misuse on facial recognition. She loves coffee, traveling, and animals.

Jacob Kennard

B.A., Psychology, University of Arkansas, 2019

Jacob is a second-year graduate student from Maumelle, Arkansas. He is primarily interested in studying post-event witness descriptions involving suspects with distinctive facial features (e.g., scars, tattoos, facial hair). Outside of the lab, Jacob enjoys spending time with his wife and two golden retrievers, as well as playing golf.

Jennifer H. McLemore

B.A., Psychology (Honors), Mississippi State University, 2023

M.A.T., Psychology, Mississippi State University, 2024

Jennifer is a second-year graduate student from Sebastopol, Mississippi. Thus far, her main research focus has been on identifying long-term missing persons. She also studies other areas of prospective memory, how technology and social media affect eyewitness identification, and the impact of medical marijuana on cognitive processes involved in eyewitness identification. Outside of the university, Jennifer loves to read, travel, and spend time with her husband, two dogs, and grandson.