SACNAS Officers 2019-2020
Jessica Teresita Jauregui-Gonzalez: Co-Chair Outreach
Email: jjaureguigonzalez@ucsb.edu
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-jauregui-gonzalez-2b6924123/
Jessica is a fourth year Mathematics major (Math/Science Education Minor) looking to spread diversity in STEM from Riverside, CA. As an officer her goal is to work with outreach programs in nearby high schools to promote STEM in underrepresented communities. Jessica has been a member of SACNAS since her first year of college, and joined when she was a part of CSEP’s SIMS program over the summer of 2016. She has worked in the UCSB’s Mechanical Engineering Transport for Energy Applications (TEA Lab), and Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) Lab and past summers at Pomona College’s Physics Department studying ultrafast seed dispersion. She currently works in the Office of Educational Partnerships (OEP) and MESA offices as a student assistant. Her interests include embroidery, star gazing, and programming.
Email: jjaureguigonzalez@ucsb.edu
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessica-jauregui-gonzalez-2b6924123/
Jessica is a fourth year Mathematics major (Math/Science Education Minor) looking to spread diversity in STEM from Riverside, CA. As an officer her goal is to work with outreach programs in nearby high schools to promote STEM in underrepresented communities. Jessica has been a member of SACNAS since her first year of college, and joined when she was a part of CSEP’s SIMS program over the summer of 2016. She has worked in the UCSB’s Mechanical Engineering Transport for Energy Applications (TEA Lab), and Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) Lab and past summers at Pomona College’s Physics Department studying ultrafast seed dispersion. She currently works in the Office of Educational Partnerships (OEP) and MESA offices as a student assistant. Her interests include embroidery, star gazing, and programming.
Mariann Guzman: Co-Chair GBM
Email: mariann@ucsb.edu
Mariann Guzman-Espinoza is a second year pre-biology student who is currently the co-chair for SACNAS from San Francisco, CA. Mariann joined SACNAS, fall quarter of her freshman year because she loved their purpose of wanting to promote Latinos, Native Americans, and others from disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue higher education through a supportive and tight knit community. She is currently working as a undergraduate lab assistant in Craig Montell's Lab studying the genes that characterize the Drosophila flies fatty acid taste. She enjoys going on hikes, reading, and listening to KPOP.
Email: mariann@ucsb.edu
Mariann Guzman-Espinoza is a second year pre-biology student who is currently the co-chair for SACNAS from San Francisco, CA. Mariann joined SACNAS, fall quarter of her freshman year because she loved their purpose of wanting to promote Latinos, Native Americans, and others from disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue higher education through a supportive and tight knit community. She is currently working as a undergraduate lab assistant in Craig Montell's Lab studying the genes that characterize the Drosophila flies fatty acid taste. She enjoys going on hikes, reading, and listening to KPOP.
Serena Bun (her/she): Social Media Director
Email: sbun@ucsb.edu
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/serenabun
Serena is a third year Biopsychology Major (Music Minor) who is currently the Social Media Director for SACNAS from Rancho Cucamonga, CA. As an officer, Serena strives to promote diversity in STEM fields as well as facilitate a healthy, supportive environment for underrepresented students to collaborate and practice professional development. She is currently employed at OneClass as a Campus Ambassador and wants to pursue a career in healthcare. Serena has spent her past summers interning at Coal Oil Point Reserve and taking summer classes. She also has leadership roles in: UCSB Khmer Student Association, UCSB PAN Student Network, UCSB Anime Club and is coordinating choir for UCSB Vietnamese Cultural Night. She enjoys singing, piano, jazz, cooking, eating KBBQ, figure skating, reading manga and watching anime with friends.
Email: sbun@ucsb.edu
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/serenabun
Serena is a third year Biopsychology Major (Music Minor) who is currently the Social Media Director for SACNAS from Rancho Cucamonga, CA. As an officer, Serena strives to promote diversity in STEM fields as well as facilitate a healthy, supportive environment for underrepresented students to collaborate and practice professional development. She is currently employed at OneClass as a Campus Ambassador and wants to pursue a career in healthcare. Serena has spent her past summers interning at Coal Oil Point Reserve and taking summer classes. She also has leadership roles in: UCSB Khmer Student Association, UCSB PAN Student Network, UCSB Anime Club and is coordinating choir for UCSB Vietnamese Cultural Night. She enjoys singing, piano, jazz, cooking, eating KBBQ, figure skating, reading manga and watching anime with friends.
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Juan Davalos: Transfer-Student Representative
Juan Davalos is a fourth-year transfer student majoring in Computer Science in the College of Engineering from San Fernando, CA. He currently interns in FLIR Thermal Imaging in Goleta, CA. His interests lie in Computer Science research and plans to apply to Grad School next year. He also does independent research in Machine Learning. Juan enjoys cooking and playing video games. |
Emily Lopez: Vice President
Email: emily_e_lopez@ucsb.edu
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/emily-e-lopez
Emily is a second year mathematics major in the College of Creative Studies from Santa Clarita, California. Emily loves math; she is full of math puns, named her dog Fibonacci after the twelfth-century mathematician, and wears nerdy math t-shirts. Besides her keen interest in her studies, she strives to diversify STEM and enjoys showing these possibilities to high school students. Her interest in research began when she participated in SIMS 2018, studying the material key to magnetic levitation trains, yttrium barium copper oxide, and its superconducting properties under the coolant liquid nitrogen, with hopes to make magnetic levitation trains ubiquitous means of transportations. She was a 2019 EUREKA Scholar and pursued applied mathematics by studying opinion dynamics using the affine Boomerang model while in Professor Francesco Bullo’s lab within the Center for Control, Dynamical Systems and Computation. When she is not studying for classes or conducting research, she enjoys lagoon walks, losing at intense board game nights, painting, and of course, binge watching Netflix.
Email: emily_e_lopez@ucsb.edu
Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/emily-e-lopez
Emily is a second year mathematics major in the College of Creative Studies from Santa Clarita, California. Emily loves math; she is full of math puns, named her dog Fibonacci after the twelfth-century mathematician, and wears nerdy math t-shirts. Besides her keen interest in her studies, she strives to diversify STEM and enjoys showing these possibilities to high school students. Her interest in research began when she participated in SIMS 2018, studying the material key to magnetic levitation trains, yttrium barium copper oxide, and its superconducting properties under the coolant liquid nitrogen, with hopes to make magnetic levitation trains ubiquitous means of transportations. She was a 2019 EUREKA Scholar and pursued applied mathematics by studying opinion dynamics using the affine Boomerang model while in Professor Francesco Bullo’s lab within the Center for Control, Dynamical Systems and Computation. When she is not studying for classes or conducting research, she enjoys lagoon walks, losing at intense board game nights, painting, and of course, binge watching Netflix.
