Rachel Foster is a doctoral student in the Applied Behavioral Science Department at the University of Kansas. She received her master’s degree in fall 2020. She is currently supervised by Dr. Derek Reed of the Applied Behavioral Economics Laboratory and Dr. Vincent Francisco of the Center for Community Health and Development. Her master’s thesis project examined the differences between reinforcing efficacies of high- and low-calorie foods within a behavioral economic scope. She is in the process of developing her dissertation project, centered on the topics of weight loss and weight management.