Who we are
We are a close-knit, dedicated group of life sciences students who want to be involved in our school in a meaningful way.
Not only do we have a lot of fun, we are involved in a wide variety of outreach opportunities where we get to network and meet other students, faculty members and staff. We want to meet you and encourage you to join us. Become a Life Sciences Ambassador today!
Our Mission
Students involved in the Life Sciences Ambassadors program work to connect students to faculty members, and help create strong academic and social relationships through ongoing activities. Our Ambassadors encourage involvement within the school, communication between SOLS students and world-class faculty, and career development as future professionals. We accept and value diversity, innovation, and commitment to excellence as part of ASU's priority to make higher education universally accessible.
What we do
Our student ambassadors support a wide variety of engaging events. Check out some of our activities and see where you'd like to get involved.
Fall Welcome
Welcome students to the School of Life Sciences through a network of student leaders and faculty.
Bonus: Enjoy cookies and refreshments!
Game night
During this fun and informal gathering, connect with faculty, play board games and enjoy free food.
Homecoming
Volunteer at the School of Life Sciences booth and participate in the parade on game day.
Open Door
Share your love of science and reach out to people of all ages through fun and activities.
Warm Goodbye
Come de-stress with the Ambassadors and enjoy free, delicious food before finals week.
Research night
Facilitate a "poster" event where School of Life Sciences professors present their research and connect with students.
Relay for Life
Support the American Cancer Society by joining our official School of Life Sciences team in this walk.
How to get involved
To become a Life Sciences Ambassador, you'll need to do a few things:
Requirements
Attend bi-monthly meetings
Maintain appropriate conduct with students, faculty, staff and the community
Abide by all ASU policies and procedures when representing the School of Life Sciences
Join our organization
Check out our Sun Devil Sync page
Connect With Us
Student Leaders
Year: Senior
Major: Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology
Kate is a senior majoring in Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology with a minor in Women and Gender Studies and a certificate in Computational Life Sciences. She has been with Life Sciences Ambassadors since the end of her sophomore year, having served as the Event Coordinator, the Vice President, and now the President.
She has conducted neurogenomics research with the Huentelman Lab at TGen as part of the Helios Scholars Program, and is currently studying aging neuroscience as a SOLUR Scholar with the Snyder-Mackler Lab at ASU. After graduation, she hopes to pursue a PhD in Molecular Biology and contribute to the study of neurodegenerative disorders. Outside the lab, you can find her rock climbing, cooking, and playing D&D with her friends!
Year: Senior
Major: Biomedical Sciences
Angelo is a senior majoring in Biomedical Sciences and has been part of the Life Sciences Ambassadors since his first year at ASU. He previously served as Communications Coordinator and now holds the role of Vice President.
As a SOLUR Scholar, Angelo conducts research in the Stigma and HIV-related Health Lab. He plans to attend medical school and is passionate about advancing equitable care through both research and clinical practice. He’s also involved in REACT and Suture America and enjoys swimming and painting.
Year: Sophomore
Major: Biomedical Sciences
Arsh is a sophomore majoring in Biomedical Sciences and Data Science with a certificate in Human Rights. He has been with Life Sciences Ambassadors since his freshman year.
He assists in Dr. Zhou’s research which focuses on the neuroanatomy of the auditory cortex. Arsh has set his sights on pursuing an MD/Ph-D where he hopes to expand the scientific community while being at the patient's bedside. Chances are you will find him swimming, photo editing or studying at Hayden.