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Who we are



Advisors:

  • Advisor 1: June Medford
  • Advisor 2: Brian Searcy
  • Advisor 3: Erica Suchman
  • Advisor 4: Lucas Argueso
  • Advisor 5: Chris Strickland


Undergrads:

  • Student 1: Dave Packard
  • Student 2: Guy Stewart
  • Student 3: Ryan Clouse
  • Student 4: Steven Denham
  • Student 5: Ethan Ho


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Brian Searcy

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Erica Suchman

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Chris Strickland

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Dave Packard

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Guy Stewart

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Ryan Clouse

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Steven Denham

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Ethan Ho

What we did...


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Where we're from

Colorado State University (Fort Collins, CO)

-Brian Searcy 

  Born in Pasadena, CA and raised in Western Massachusetts, Brian has lived all over the U.S. Mostly in coastal regions.

-Ryan Clouse 

  Born in Chandler, AZ and raised in northern Phoenix. Moved to Colorado Springs, CO at age 13.

-Dave Packard 

  Born in West Valley, Utah and raised in the Salt Lake area.  Moved to Parker, CO at age 10.

-Guy Stewart 

  Born and raised in Springfield, IL.

-Steven Denham 

  Born in Pueblo, CO. Moved to Greeley, CO at age 2.

-Ethan Ho 

  Born in Corvallis, OR.  Moved to Fort Collins, CO at age 13.

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