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 [email protected]

2025-2026 Executive Officers

President & Meeting Chair  

Reese Angulo is a junior majoring in Biology and aspires to pursue a career as a small animal veterinarian. She conducts oyster research under the mentorship of Dr. Zacherl and enjoys caring for her two tabby cats, Logan and Morgan. A fun fact about Reese is that she won a goldfish at a fair when she was nine years old, and he is still alive today!

If you have any questions for Reese please contact her at [email protected]

Vice President

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Ana Guerrero is a senior majoring in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. She aspires to become a wildlife or large animal veterinarian and conducts fish research under the mentorship of Dr. Forsgren. Ana is also the proud caretaker of three cats and fifteen quails. A fun fact about Ana is that her childhood dog of fifteen years was a Xoloitzcuintle.

If you have any questions for Ana please contact her at 
​[email protected]

Treasurer & ICC Representative 

Adam Duong is currently a fifth 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 [email protected] ​

Webmaster

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Sammy Garcia
​Bio coming soon!

If you have any questions for him please contact him at ​[email protected]​

Advisor

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
​[email protected]