CNAS Science Ambassador
Leadership Team Qualifications and Responsibilities
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The Science Ambassador Leadership Team is a group of students who provide leadership to the Science Ambassador Program and help support the outreach and promotion of the college by:
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Members of the leadership team must be able to commit to 6 - 8 hours per month (with 1 – 2 hours each week for team meetings and one two-hour meeting a month for the full membership meetings). Meeting these commitments is necessary to remain on the team. All leadership team members are expected to help each other and make sure that our group operates well together. |
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President |
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Vice President (Project & Events Facilitator) |
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Vice President (Media & Communications) |
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Vice President (Tour Ambassador) |
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Vice President (Virtual Tour Ambassador) |
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Vice President (Social Coordinator) |
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Vice President (Mentoring & Professional Development) |
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Science Ambassador Leadership Team (2022-2023)
Co-President: Thaniya Shankar 4th year, Biology
Co-President: Jorg Galang 4th year, Neuroscience
Vice President of Projects & Events: Sonali Bhakta 4th year, Biochemistry
Vice President of Media & Communications: Madeleine Haddad 3rd Year, Pure Mathematics
Vice President of Tours: Jennalyn Resendez 3rd year, Cell, Molecular, Developmental Biology
Vice President of Community Building: Maeve Darly-Domond 4th year, Biology
Vice President of Mentoring & Professional Development: Ashley Trinidad 4th year, Neuroscience
Director: Connie Nugent, CNAS Divisional Dean for Student Academic Affairs, Associate Professor of Cell Biology
If you have any questions about the CNAS Science Ambassadors, please send an email to cnascommunications@ucr.edu.