Scientific Society Membership
Tulane University Brain Institute |Graduate Student Community Outreach Representative | October 2022 - Present
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NOLA Books & Brains |Graduate Student Outreach Coordinator | Jan 2022 - Present
Book & Brains aims to promote STEM engagement and participation among children through providing role models and neuroscience books for a variety of age ranges, while also posting educational activity videos. We aim to make neuroscience an approachable topic for everyone in the community
Women+ in Science and Engineering (WiSE) | Service, Mentorship & Social Media| June 2022 - Present
The purpose of WiSE is to provide networking opportunities, fellowship, and support to women within the fields of science and engineering at Tulane University. This includes disseminating relevant information, facilitating relationships with professionals outside of Tulane University, and enabling WISE members to succeed in science, technology, engineering and mathematics careers.
SACNAS | Advancing Chicanos/ Hispanics & Native Americans in Science Cultivate Diversity in STEM Education & FieldsSACNAS | Advancing Chicanos/ Hispanics & Native Americans in Science Cultivate Diversity in STEM Education & Fields | Member |Jan 2022 - Present
SACNAS chapters are a powerful and inclusive source of community that provides local and regional support for college students and professionals to succeed in STEM. Collectively, our chapters are the on-the-ground ambassadors behind SACNAS’ movement to achieve true diversity in STEM
Greater New Orleans Society for Neuroscience (GNOSN)Greater New Orleans Society for Neuroscience (GNOSN) |
Outreach Committee | Jan 2022 - Present
The Greater New Orleans Chapter of the Society for Neuroscience is the world’s largest nonprofit organization of scientists and physicians devoted to advancing the understanding of the brain and nervous system.
D'Angelo NOLA Neuroscience Journal Club | Member | March 2021
A journal club focused on basic neuroscience of mental health and neurological disorders (e.g., addiction, stress, fear/anxiety, pain). The goal of the journal club is to facilitate collaboration between Tulane labs, LSUHSC, and other labs around the New Orleans area.