it could be you
Calling all TriBeta Members:
Are you a super involved active TriBeta member? You could be our next Member of the Month! We want to reward our most committed members- those who frequently attend events and help to promote events and projects on social media. Each month we will choose someone great for the award who is working super hard to make our group more awesome. Winners will be featured on our Facebook page and website, in addition to receiving a resume boosting distinction!
April Member of the Month:
Carly Sprague
Originally from Bothell, Washington, Carly is a senior pursuing a double degree in MCD Biology and French. She transferred in to UW as a junior after attending Wellesley College where she worked in a yeast lab studying cell division. While at UW, she studied abroad on the Paris Summer Program and was a peer facilitator for BIOL 455. After I graduate this summer, she will be going to Nantes, France as part of their TAPIF program to be an assistant English teacher for a school year! She is especially interested in cellular biology and immunology research and, following TAPIF, hopes to work as a lab tech and apply to graduate school.
Carly Sprague
Originally from Bothell, Washington, Carly is a senior pursuing a double degree in MCD Biology and French. She transferred in to UW as a junior after attending Wellesley College where she worked in a yeast lab studying cell division. While at UW, she studied abroad on the Paris Summer Program and was a peer facilitator for BIOL 455. After I graduate this summer, she will be going to Nantes, France as part of their TAPIF program to be an assistant English teacher for a school year! She is especially interested in cellular biology and immunology research and, following TAPIF, hopes to work as a lab tech and apply to graduate school.
February Member of the Month
Congratulations to our February Member of the Month, Samantha Hartogs, a senior majoring in Biology and also minoring in Education, Learning & Societies.She works in a research lab on campus studying the evolutionary development of flowers and different types of pollination. She is working towards a career teaching middle or high school biology because she loves working with kids. She has worked as a camp counselor at science camps every summer since high school. In her free time she likes exploring Seattle and getting outside to see the diversity of the PNW flora.
