SOLS Ambassadors

Year: Junior
Major: Biomedical Sciences

Harsh Patel is a junior majoring in Biomedical Sciences with a minor in Community Health. He has been a part of SOLS Ambassadors for two years and currently serves as the co-director.

Harsh is a DNASU undergraduate lab volunteer in the Center for Personalized Diagnostics at the Biodesign Institute. He is also an LIA 101 Learning Assistant for incoming freshmen in the School of Life Sciences. In addition, Harsh is an emergency department intern at HonorHealth.

Harsh plans to attend medical school after his graduation with hopes to become an oncologist.

Year: Junior
Major: Biomedical Sciences

Shambhavi Mishra is a junior majoring in Biomedical Sciences with a minor in Economics. She has been part of SOLS Ambassadors for two years, and this is her first year being a co-director.

Currently, she is a LIA 101 Learning Assistant for incoming freshmen and is also an active member of the club Page Turners. She works in a cardiology research lab and volunteers her time in the children’s emergency department of her local hospital.

After graduation, Shambhavi plans to attend medical school and pursue a career in pediatrics. Shambhavi looks forward to year full of fun and engaging events with SOLS Ambassadors.  

Year: Sophomore
Major: Medical Microbiology, Global Health minor

Pablo Santos Molina is a sophomore majoring in Medical Microbiology with a minor in Global Health. He has one year experience in SOLS Ambassadors.

Pablo is currently an LIA 101 assistant, a medical scribe, and treasurer for HOSA (Future Health Professionals).

Pablo plans to pursue medical school after receiving his Bachelor's degree to become a general surgeon. 

Year: Sophomore
Major: Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior; Spanish minor 

Cole Busby is a sophomore majoring in Neurobiology and minoring in Spanish. He has been involved in the club since his freshman year. He currently serves as the secretary for the club.

Cole is currently helping perform research through the Agave computer cluster to study kinetics. This year he is also helping incoming freshmen as an LIA 101 Learning Assistant. On his days off, he enjoys volunteering at Chandler Regional Medical Center and spending time with friends.

Cole plans to attend medical school after ASU and ultimately become a neurosurgeon.

Year: Junior 
Major: Medical Microbiology, Math minor 

Asfia Numani is a 3rd year student majoring in Medical Microbiology and minoring in mathematics. She has been involved in SOLS Ambassadors since her freshman year. She hopes to apply her knowledge of numbers to the SOLS Ambassadors’ budget this year as their treasurer. 

Asfia works as a lab assistant and has been a part of the Page Turners club at ASU for the last year. She is also involved in research at the 4D CAVA Lab at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.  

In her free time, Asfia likes to undertake small knitting projects. She hopes to attend medical school in the future and possibly specialize in pathology. 

Year: Junior 
Major: Biomedical Sciences 

Rachel Taylor is a 3rd year student from Las Vegas majoring in Biomedical Sciences and minoring in Spanish and French. She has been involved in SOLS Ambassadors since her freshman year and has really appreciated the connections it has given her. She hopes to extend this gratitude to other students this year by getting the word out as social media coordinator.

Rachel spent her summer interning at Genentech in South San Francisco in the immunohistochemistry lab working on early cancer research and development by identifying biomarkers in human tissue. She also shadowed a plastic surgeon and was able to sit in on his surgeries.  

In her free time, Rachel loves to spend time with her sorority sisters by participating in intramural sports and philanthropy events. After graduation, she plans to attend medical school.