Meet the Arizona State University NSBE Officers
President: Brianna Lee
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Hi! My name is Brianna Lee! But you can call me Bri! I am a Junior majoring in Civil Engineering with a minor in Engineering management and a concentration in Sustainability. I have previously served as ASU NSBE’s Membership Chair and Vice President and I am so very excited to be guiding such a promising and talented group of individuals this year. My major goal for this chapter is to develop a very strong and supportive NSBE membership base and family, with a well-known reputation for cultural responsibility, academic excellence and positive community impact. NSBEPresident.ASU@gmail.com |
Vice President: Algelia Burton
Greetings my name is Algelia Burton and I will be the new vice president for the NSBE ASU chapter. I will be a sophomore next year majoring in Mechanical Engineering and minoring in Mandarin. I am anxiously awaiting for the 2015/2016 school year to arrive so we as a NSBE family can get things started. I can’t wait to see the ideas everyone have put into making next year a success, actually happen. My goals next year are to help increase membership, increase outreach with inner-city high schools, and help make the ASU chapter of NSBE known on campus and within the engineering community. If you need to contact me email me at nsbevicepres.asu@gmail.com
Contact Me:
NSBEVicePres.ASU@gmail.com
Contact Me:
NSBEVicePres.ASU@gmail.com
Secretary: Aijone Austin
My name is Aijone Austin and I am a sophomore planning to major in computer science. As assistant treasurer , my main goal is to assist the budget's growth and management of our NSBE Arizona State University Chapter. I plan to help with the budget by sharing, discussing, and discovering more funding ideas within NSBE. I look forward to working with fellow NSBE members, and assisting in anyway I can.
Contact Me: NSBETreasurer.ASU@gmail.com |
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PRograms Chair: Andrew Jones
Andrew Jones is a Junior majoring in Graphic Information Technology with a concentration in Game Design. He is also minoring in Digital Culture with a gaming focus and working towards a certificate in Games and Impact. Andrew previously served as Programs Chair at ASU during the 2013-2014 school year. He is also the NSBE Region 6 Pre-Collegiate Initiative Chairperson and the NSBE Junior Region 6 Chairperson. Andrew looks to make a difference in the lives of others by addressing social issues, inspiring young people, encouraging academic excellence, and showing that NSBE knows how to have fun through strategic programming choices throughout the 2014-2015 school year. With the strong executive board, the chapter's dedicated members, and the especially strong members of the Programs Zone here at Arizona State University all of those goals and much more are possible.
Contact Me:
NSBEprograms.asu@gmail.com
Contact Me:
NSBEprograms.asu@gmail.com
Membership Chair: syndi Nnorom
My name is Njideka Nnorom, but I'm informally known as Syndi. I am currently a sophomore pursuing a chemical engineering degree. I am very excited to be a part of Eboard as your membership chair and senator. I hope to create, with your help, an organization that is fun, engineering geared, and supports our success as NSBE at ASU!
Contact Me:
NSBEMemChair.ASU@gmail.com
Academic Excellence: Miles Johnson
My name is Miles Johnson, and I am a junior here at Arizona State University majoring in Electrical Engineering and minoring in Mathematics. As the Academic Excellence Chair, my main goal will be to help each member of the ASU chapter of NSBE perform to their full academic potential. This will be done by relaying the importance of academic success, while also providing advice and any help necessary, that I have personally learned via maintaining a 4.0 throughout my collegiate career. I look forward to meeting everyone this upcoming year.
miles.a.johnson@asu.edu
miles.a.johnson@asu.edu
Torch Chair: Nick Williams
My name is Nick Williams, and my major is Computer Science (Information Assurance) at Arizona State University. Information Assurance is a branch of computer security that focuses on developing and securing systems in use, while neutralizing any threats against the system. I chose this major because I want to go into computer security, mainly researching malware (malicious software) and working with others to develop tools to prevent infections from occurring within systems. Being extremely self driven and dedicated freshman, I take pride in my chosen field and put forth no less than 100% effort at all times. I am proud to be apart of the NSBE community, and look forward to bring my skills and expertise to the NSBE family.
When I’m away from the computer, my other hobbies entail reading books, playing the guitar, hitting the gym, and practicing Mixed Martial Arts. I also enjoy watching sports, primarily boxing and UFC.
When I’m away from the computer, my other hobbies entail reading books, playing the guitar, hitting the gym, and practicing Mixed Martial Arts. I also enjoy watching sports, primarily boxing and UFC.
PCI Chairman: David Burkholder
NSBE PCI Chairman 2015-2016
David Burkholder is currently an ASU student working to receive his Bachelors of Science in Biology in the spring of 2018; he is also pursuing a minor in Material Science and Engineering. David has a long past of leadership and outreach which makes him an outstanding representative for NSBE as the PCI Chairman.
In his past years he has been Western Region’s Nominations Chair, and Sargent at Arms; not to mention Phoenix Chapter’s own President, and Vice President of Jack and Jill Inc. He was President and Vice President of HOSA Saguaro Chapter and a collegiate member of the American Chemical Society (ACS). Within outreach Mr. Burkholder has traveled internationally representing AZ Stars Basketball in Brisbane, Australia and acted as a missionary in Saitama, Japan.
As the PCI Chairman he plans to educate as well as encourage local minorities on STEM. He believes that within STEM there are countless ways to get involved. He believes in mentoring, not lecturing.
David Burkholder is currently an ASU student working to receive his Bachelors of Science in Biology in the spring of 2018; he is also pursuing a minor in Material Science and Engineering. David has a long past of leadership and outreach which makes him an outstanding representative for NSBE as the PCI Chairman.
In his past years he has been Western Region’s Nominations Chair, and Sargent at Arms; not to mention Phoenix Chapter’s own President, and Vice President of Jack and Jill Inc. He was President and Vice President of HOSA Saguaro Chapter and a collegiate member of the American Chemical Society (ACS). Within outreach Mr. Burkholder has traveled internationally representing AZ Stars Basketball in Brisbane, Australia and acted as a missionary in Saitama, Japan.
As the PCI Chairman he plans to educate as well as encourage local minorities on STEM. He believes that within STEM there are countless ways to get involved. He believes in mentoring, not lecturing.
Historian/Communications Chair: Reyna blakley
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Hello, my name is Reyna Blakley. I am the current Historian and Communications Chair for the 2015/16 year. I couldn’t be more excited to work with the executive board. My main focus is to keep the chapter updated on upcoming minutes and capture our excellence in photos.
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