Rasika Krishna

Year: Sophomore

Major(s): Psychology (B.A.) and Anthropology

Minor(s)/Certificate(s): Certificate in Core Texts & Ideas (Jefferson Scholar), Certificate in Children & Society (Bridging Disciplines Program)

Orgs/Involvement on Campus: Research Assistant at the Imagination and Cognition Lab, University Writing Center Consultant, LAH Student Admissions Reader, Project Yellow External Volunteer Director, Longhorn SHARE Support Specialist, Research Assistant at the Priscilla Pond Flawn Child and Family Lab, Psychology Undergraduate Advisory Committee, Women in Psychology, LAH Student Council Mentorship Committee.

Fun Fact: I’ve been singing since I was 3 years old, and am trained in 3 different vocal styles!

Why did you join LAH?: I joined LAH for its incredible resources and the opportunity to explore and specialize in my areas of interest. The program is so flexible and can be adjusted to serve your own goals. It’s also a great way to connect with like-minded peers, meet top professors and professionals, and gain access to unique opportunities that aren’t always available to other students.

What’s your favorite part of being in LAH?: My favorite part of being in LAH is the strong sense of community. Everyone is so welcoming and supportive, and many of my closest friends are from this program. I also really value our accomplished and approachable faculty and the incredible advisors who provide such personalized attention and guidance, as it’s a rare and meaningful advantage.