Keiann Simon ’21, a Forensic Science major, PRISM graduating senior, and self-described “science nerd” is preparing to transform the forensic science practices of an entire nation. After spreading her wings in PRISM, and officially being accepted into the University of Washington’s Pharmaceutics Ph.D. program, we have every confidence that she’ll do just that. “My plan is to go back home to Guyana and have an impact on the forensic science industry there and across the Caribbean by building on the forensic science systems they currently have in place,” she says. “It’s important that these countries have access to testing facilities, adequate equipment, and continuing education to ensure that those impacted by the criminal justice system are being treated fair and just.”