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SEROTONIN 7 RECEPTOR MODULATION ON MEASURES OF WORKING MEMORY AND ANXIETY
Abstract Serotonin (5-HT) function is critical in the regulation and homeostasis of several neural systems. Alterations in 5-HT levels can directly impact the presence of neuropsychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia. With a wide range of 5-HT receptors, the potential impact each of these modulators have on behavior is important to better understand. The 5-HT7 receptor is the most recently identified 5-HT receptor.
Giving Students a Leg Up
By Antonio Gutierrez UT San Antonio’s Embrey Real Estate Finance and Development Program gives students a leg up in working in the CRE industry. If you’re a business major at UT San Antonio and not yet sure what major to declare or career to pursue, it’s definitely worth looking into the Embrey Real Estate Finance and Development Program in the Carlos Alvarez College of Business, where you can earn an undergraduate and graduate degree in the exciting world of commercial real estate.
Role Model Michelle Raza
By Antonio Gutierrez|Photography by David Teran In 2016, Michelle Raza felt her personal life was spinning out of control. Her marriage was failing, she was overweight, grieving the loss of her mother, who passed away from Alzheimer’s Disease, and was generally stressed out with work. “I wasn’t focused on self-care, and I felt like I had hit a wall,” she said. “I had no work/life balance.” Despite the burdens and mounting pressures, Raza still recognized the good in her life.
Showcase - Jackson Walker
Corporate Attorney with Jackson Walker By Antonio Gutierrez |Photography by Suzanne Pack For as long as she can remember, Lauren Ciminello wanted to be an attorney. Growing up as a middle child, she was always negotiating. “I never saw things in black and white, but rather the gray in between. I was born this way!” says Ciminello, a corporate attorney with Jackson Walker, who serves as state-wide Chair of the Family Office practice.
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Attorney at True Law Firm By Antonio Gutierrez |Photography by Jennifer Denton Jazmyne Sandoval has probably watched every single episode of the popular crime series, “Law & Order” and “Law & Order: SVU,” which is where she drew inspiration to practice law. “I’ve been watching those shows since I was a child,” Sandoval said. “Detective Olivia Benson will forever be my hero.” But it wasn’t just those long-running drama series that led Sandoval to become an attorney.
Break the monopoly on higher education pathways
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Break the monopoly on higher education pathways
The American dream has always hinged on education as the key to upward mobility. But today, rising tuition and diminishing returns have left millions of Americans trapped in debt with limited prospects for economic advancement. Moreover, higher education institutions need more accountability. Recouping the return on investment (ROI) from a postsecondary pathway begins with completing that pathway—a hurdle many students struggle to clear.
Break the monopoly on higher education pathways
10 hours ago Fitch, the ratings provider and analyst, recently reported in its “U.S. Higher Education Outlook 2025” that the sector was “deteriorating,” when compared to recent years. But as is often the case, if you just read the headline, you won’t get the complete picture. That picture, even according to …
Transform your nonprofit from direct impact to systemic change
When you’re committed to fostering positive social change, it’s natural to strive for a broader reach of those who can benefit from your efforts. This necessitates moving beyond the idea that your organization must always be the direct agent of impact. When I cofounded a nonprofit educational tech company, we started by directly helping students struggling with math—particularly algebra. Our idea was to provide tutoring to disadvantaged students during school hours, rather than outside of them.
Racial Gerrymandering, Coming to a District Near You!
SOUTH CAROLINA — On October 11, 2023 the Supreme Court was in session to hear their second case of the year: Docket No. 22-807, Alexander v. South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP. The main point of contention here has to do with whether or not a district in South Carolina engaged in racial gerrymandering in the redrawing of their district. A lower court ruled that the district was an unconstitutional gerrymandered, but the Supreme Court will look at it again to decide.
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