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
2020-2021 Executive Officers
President
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Emily Rodriguez is a 4th year at Cal state Fullerton. She is a Biology major, who wants to concentrate on Ecology and Evolution! She started out as an Art Major but found that she had a strong passion & interest for saving animals and making sure they are happy and healthy. She hopes to one day rehabilitate wild animals, mostly big cats, and make sure they’re as healthy as can be!
If you have any questions for her please contact her at emilyrod1222@csu.fullerton.edu |
Vice President
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Justine Castromayor is in her senior year as a Public Health major with a minor in Pre-Health Professions. From a very young age, she knew she would be involved in the medical field, but it was just a matter of narrowing her decisions down to a specific profession. She also had a strong love for all kinds of animals since she was a child. Combining these two aspects about herself, she knew she wanted to pursue a career in Veterinary Medicine. She currently volunteers at her local veterinary clinic, where she is able to work with small animals. However, she hopes to expand her experience by working with marine and exotic animals in the future.
If you have any questions for her please contact her at justinedawnc@csu.fullerton.edu |
Secretary
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Mackenzie Guerini-Bolt is an undergraduate entering her 4th year as a chemistry major with plans to switch to Biochemistry 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 and has never looked back. The experiences that she has encountered has pushed her further in wanting to pursue a career in 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
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Angelique Nguyen is a senior double majoring in Public Health and Japanese. She absolutely adores animals where she owns five adorable dogs and three tortoises to prove it!
If you have any questions for her please contact her at angeliquenguyen500@gmail.com |
Meeting Chair
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Cherish Nguyen is a sophomore as a Biological Sciences major. She dreamt of being a veterinarian during elementary and is determined to pursue it as an adult. Cherish has a love for animals, especially fish and has her own betta sorority at home with live plants, nerite snails, and cherry shrimps.
If you have any questions for her please contact her at kabo.cherry@gmail.com |
Webmaster
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James Talavera is in his junior year as a Computer Science major. While he is not pursuing a career as a veterinarian, he has always loved animals since his childhood where he spent time at his grandfather's ranch and currently has two cats. James has previously interned at Facebook working on Android development and currently works as a cyber security pen tester with Hackerone. Besides his interest in mobile development, web development, and cyber security, James has a deep fascination in machine learning and its impact on our society.
If you have any questions for him please contact him at jwolfw@csu.fullerton.edu |
Social Chair
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Devaun Pena is an undergraduate entering his fifth year as a Biology major with a concentration in Ecology and Evolution. Since he was young Devaun has always been amazed by animals. Upon entering his first year at CSUF, he finally decided to pursue a career within the veterinary field of medicine. His goal is to graduate from either Western, Texas A&M, or midwestern and become a veterinarian for years to come. As the social chair he is responsible for organizing club events, but as a Pre-Veterinary Club member he hopes to help other members strive towards their own goals.
If you have any questions for him please contact him at penadevaun@gmail.com |
ICC Chair
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Nicole Emerson is a Biology major in her second year at CSUF. From a young age she has always loved animals as well as science which led her to wanting to become a veterinarian. She currently works at a mixed animal clinic where she works with dogs, cats, pigs, goats, rabbits, llamas, and some exotics. The wide variety of animals she has seen has made her unsure of what type of animals she wants to work with, but she is mainly interested in pursuing zoo and small animal medicine.
If you have any questions for her please contact her at nemerson@csu.fullerton.edu |
BOS Rep
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Yuridia Lopez is an undergraduate majoring in Women and Gender Studies, along with fulfilling prerequisite courses needed for Allopathic Medicine. She plans on pursuing a career in the medical field, but as the Board of Student’s Chair, she plans on helping others make connections with each other. She has always had a big heart for animals, especially her cat and dog. She looks forward to spending this school year with all returning and new members of the CSUF PreVeterinary Club!
If you have any questions for her please contact her at lopezy@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 |
