Francesca is a fourth-year Biology major with a minor in Linguistics on the Pre-Medical track. This is her fourth semester in the studio and she comes from a piano and guitar background. Outside of music, she is active in Gators for Refugee Medical Relief (GRMR), volunteers at UF Health Shands Hospital, and contributes to research under Dr. Gregory in the Department of Health Outcomes & Biomedical Informatics (HOBI). Her interests include puzzles, art, and learning new languages.

Tori LaRose, a third-year Biomedical Engineering student from St. Louis, Missouri, is in her first semester with the UF Carillon Studio. Having played piano for most of her life, she was inspired to explore the carillon and is eager to expand her musical skills. In addition to her musical pursuits, Tori is actively involved in Generational Relief in Prosthetics (GRiP), the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES), Phi Sigma Rho, the American Society of Biomechanics, and RecSports Sport Programs.

Alexis Orr is a fourth-year student majoring in Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Engineering Innovation. She is from Jacksonville, Florida, and has a 12+ year background in piano. Alexis has wanted to learn to play the Carillon since first hearing it during a tour of UF as a senior in high school and is excited to now be a part of the studio. In addition to her music involvement, Alexis is an undergraduate researcher in the Mechanical Engineering department, a member of the Florida Running Club, and an avid reader. 

Rosemary Peine is a second-year student majoring in architecture and minoring in Great Books and Ideas. This is her second semester in the carillon studio. She has a background in piano and ballet. Growing up in Gainesville, Rosemary loved hearing the carillon when she visited campus. When not working in the architecture studio or practicing carillon, she can be found reading or drawing. 

Noah Bolin is a sophomore student majoring in aerospace engineering. He is a member of the Pride of the Sunshine Gator Marching Band. In addition to Gator Band, he is a member of the basketball band. Some of his other hobbies include gardening, baking, and attending UF sporting events. As a Gainsville native, he has always admired Century Tower. It is his second semester in carillon studio. 

Jennifer Moloney is a senior pursuing her Bachelors in Data Science with a minor in Computer and Information Science and Engineering. Raised in South Florida, Jennifer has an extensive background in piano and musical theater. Currently, she works closely with the School of Theatre and Dance under the direction of Andrew Cao, where she serves as a collaborative artist for the department. Academically, Jennifer is involved in undergraduate research with the department of Engineering Education as well as currently working for The Agency, UF’s student run marketing and communication agency. Jennifer is in her fourth semester with the UF Carillon Studio and is very excited to contribute and expand her musical abilities.

Julia Hubbell is a junior pursuing a bachelor's in Advertising with a minor in Deaf and Hearing Sciences. This is her first semester in the carillon studio. Her musical background is diverse, starting with piano at a young age, and she later adopted flute, piccolo, and guitar later on. In an endless pursuit to challenge her musical abilities, she became interested in joining the carillon studio. She is excited to work on developing her musical skills in a new capacity. She is actively involved in the Florida Cicerones, Journalism and Communications Ambassadors (JCA), UF Walk Club, and the Florida Academics tutoring program. Her hobbies include watching football, writing, and line dancing.