Supervised by Dr. Guido Urizar Hugo Sanchez Hernandez received the Graduate Research Fellowship in the 2017–2018 school year. He graduated from CSULB in 2015 with a double major in psychology and Film and Electronic Arts, with a concentration in screenwriting. He joined the Masters in Psychological Research program at CSULB in 2016, where he worked with Dr. Guido Urizar in the PRO-Health (Partners in Research & Outreach for Health) lab where his research focused on examining the positive factors (e.g., mindfulness, social support) that could help buffer the adverse health risks that ethnic-minority women of low socioeconomic status suffer from. His thesis, entitled The Moderating Effect of Social Support on the Association Between Pregnant Women’s Mindfulness and Perceived Stress Reactivity, was nominated by his thesis committee for the Best Thesis Award and was published as a manuscript that additionally examined pregnant women’s cortisol (stress hormone). Having primarily worked in the field of health psychology at CSULB, Hugo is now additionally interested in further exploring the fields of affective science and social psychology. He is currently a Ph.D. student in Psychological Science at the University of California, Irvine. His focus is on exploring interpersonal emotion regulation and the dark side of positive emotions (e.g., expressions of pride).