The Genetics Society of America (GSA) is excited to announce the latest cohort of student and postdoc leaders joining the Early Career Leadership Program.
Participants receive training and mentorship while serving on committees to understand the needs, interests, concerns, and challenges of early career scientist GSA members. As part of this leadership and professional development program, speakers develop programming and resources to advocate for the Society’s interests, highlight important developments within the genetics community, and build relationships with scientists in all areas of the workforce. Learn more about the program and current participants here.
Accessibility Subcommittee
EC Nor Errol, member
Graduate Student, Bogazici University, Ihsan Dogramasi Bilkent University
Career Development Subcommittee
Anek Mitra, Co-Chair
Graduate Student, University of Southern California
Pronouns: He/She
Nathaniel Aaron Jordan, member
Graduate Student, University of Maine School of Molecular and Biomedical Sciences
Communications and Outreach Subcommittee
Leah Dubois, member
Graduate Student, Rutgers University
Pronouns: He/She
Rachel Hexamer, Co-Chair
Graduate Student, University of Delaware
Sally Arry, member
Postdoc, Carnegie Sci
Pronouns: He/She
Community and Membership Engagement Subcommittee
Rajini Roy, Co-Chairman
Graduate Student, University of Windsor
Pronouns: He/She
Kolawole Aremo, member
Graduate Student, Mississippi State University, Trans-Saharan Disease Research Center
Multimedia Subcommittee
Luke Arnes, Co-Chair
Postdoc, Indiana University
Rachel Asolo, member
Graduate Student, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Shruti Shastri, member
Graduate Student, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Policy and Advocacy Subcommittee
Angelica Prevero, Co-Chair
Graduate Student, University of Michigan
Pavitra Venkataraman, member
Postdoc, Université Laval
Sarah Rotenberg, member
Postdoc, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)
