Phallon Foxworth is a sophomore psychology major at Spelman College from Detroit, Michigan. Her interest is in criminal behavior and is on the track to becoming a forensic psychiatrist. She is a member of ENACTUS and has done community service work with the YWCA Interim House Shelter for Women and Children of Domestic Violence and the yearly iHeartMedia Sista Strut breast cancer walk to name a few. One of Phallon’s career goals is to open numerous halfway homes across the country for returning citizens with the hope of reducing the prison recidivism rate. She is honored to be one of the selected few from students across the country to research poverty at the University of California Davis this upcoming summer and is looking forward to gaining insight into the intersectionality of poverty and crime.