Officers and Office Hours
Here are the Executive Officers serving for the academic year of 2021-2022 as well as our office hours
Office Hours
If you have any questions, concerns, or wish to meet with any of us privately, you can book an appointment with any of your executive board members! Their personal emails are located near their pictures down below.
However, our preferred way for you to reach out to us with any questions or concerns about the CSUF Pre-Veterinary Club is by sending an email to the official club email at csuf.prevet@gmail.com
However, our preferred way for you to reach out to us with any questions or concerns about the CSUF Pre-Veterinary Club is by sending an email to the official club email at csuf.prevet@gmail.com
2023-2024 Executive Officers
President
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Mackenzie Guerini-Bolt is an undergraduate entering her 5th year as a Biochemistry major to further her studies in veterinary medicine. From a young age, she had the desire to help her community and animals.. She believes that by becoming a veterinarian that goal can be fulfilled. Additionally, she has worked in the veterinarian setting as a veterinary technician working with canines and felines for the past few years. The experiences that she has obtained further solidified her desire to pursue her career path of veterinary medicine. The information learned about animals and how owners can take care of them is something she wants to share with everyone and the pre-vet club is one of places she knows that info can be shared.
If you have any questions for her please contact her at macbolt13@csu.fullerton.edu |
Treasurer and Webmaster
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Klara Sliwinski is a senior undergraduate Cell and Developmental major. Since she was little, she was drawn to any animal she saw nearby. She has two pets at home, a cat named Marcy (her mini-me), and a Goldendoodle named Leo. Working as a vet tech, she hopes this field will provide many experiences to learn from. For fun, she enjoys horseback riding at the HB Equestrian Center. Her career goals are to become a specialized veterinarian surgeon.
If you have any questions for her please contact her at klarasliw@gmail.com or via the csufprevet instagram |
ICC Representative
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Adam Duong is currently a third year undergraduate Biochemistry student. Adam enjoys reading DC and Marvel comics and anything related to it! He wishes to have more people join the club and experience our various events and fundraisers within the year. His specific veterinary interests are marine mammals and exotics, but currently works with small animals at his work.
If you have any questions for Adam please contact him at adamtd@csu.fullerton.edu |
Vice President and Social-Fundraising Chair
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Destiny Rubio
Bio coming soon! If you have any questions for her please contact her at drubiovazquez@csu.fullerton.edu |
BOS Rep
Kelly Lucero
Kelly Lucero is currently a junior majoring in Biological Science. She has two pets, a Siamese cat named Sapphire, and a kelpie mix named Shlomi. Her love for her pets, fascination with animals, and desire to provide for her community inspired her to pursue veterinary medicine. Currently she volunteers at a local animal clinic, that specializes in small animals. She plans on pursuing small animal medicine, however is open to all possibilities the field has to offer.
If you have any questions for her please contact her at klucero02@csu.fullerton.edu
Kelly Lucero is currently a junior majoring in Biological Science. She has two pets, a Siamese cat named Sapphire, and a kelpie mix named Shlomi. Her love for her pets, fascination with animals, and desire to provide for her community inspired her to pursue veterinary medicine. Currently she volunteers at a local animal clinic, that specializes in small animals. She plans on pursuing small animal medicine, however is open to all possibilities the field has to offer.
If you have any questions for her please contact her at klucero02@csu.fullerton.edu
Advisor
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Dr. Misty Paig-Tran is an assistant professor at California State University, Fullerton. She earned her PhD at the University of Washington where she now researches with a focus on the mechanics of filter-feeding with emphasis on large pelagic elasmobranchs, modeling of biomimetic filter systems, and material properties of skeletal elements in mesopelagic fishes. She teaches the human anatomy, ichthyology, and field marine biology classes.
If you have any questions, please email her at empaig-tran@fullerton.edu |
