Rodrigo Riveros is a PhD(c) at the Brain and Creativity Institute at USC. Rodrigo uses neuroimaging and qualitative methods to understand the neuropsychological development of purpose in life during adolescence. He currently leads two projects: A longitudinal study examining the neural correlates of purpose in life in first-generation Latino and East-Asian adolescents, and an intervention study assessing the effects of storytelling as a way to inspire purpose in life in adolescents and seniors.