| Abbey Negin | Abbey Negin | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/negin_abbey.jpg | <p>​Abbey Negin, from Greensboro, North Carolina, is a double major in International Relations and Public Policy. She also has a minor in Jewish Studies w/ Hebrew Language. Abbey, a first-year, has big interests in foreign policy, world relations, and global politics and cooperation. After graduating with her BA, she plans to pursue a 4+1 program to obtain a Masters in Public Policy. Herc areer goals are to get involved with Interpol, the U.S. foreign service, or another diplomacy route. She will be in the Navy reserves beginning in 2023, and hopes to spend time there before moving on to her main career. At UD, Abbey is involved with March For Our Lives, Hillel, Community Engagement Scholars, Honors, and the World Scholars Program. Abbey will be studying abroad in Auckland, New Zealand, in the Spring of 2022, and going abroad again in Fall of 2022 to an undetermined location. In her free time, Abbey enjoys hanging with her cats and family, competitive swimming, reading, exploring new places, traveling, sewing, and art projects. She hopes being on this council will bring her closer to the University as an out-of-state student, and allow her to have an active role as a CAS student as she begins her on-campus journey. </p> | anegin@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=19 | |
| Abram Banoub | Abram Banoub | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Banoub_Abram_220202.png | <p>​<span class="wrap-text">Abram Banoub, from Newark, Delaware, is a double
major in Biological Sciences and Psychology with a minor in History.
After receiving his bachelor’s degree, he plans to enter medical school
and pursue becoming a doctor with the United States Navy. He is part of
medical clubs across campus including the Foundation for International
Relief of Medical Children and Making Doctors. Abram worked as a medical
scribe at Kent Campus Bayhealth Hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic.
He is also involved with InterVarsity Christian Fellowship as a small
group leader. In his free time, he enjoys powerlifting, meteorology, and
travel. As a council member, he hopes to give his opinion on ways to
increase accessibility of the College of Arts and Sciences’ resources to
those who would greatly benefit. Overall, Abram looks forward to help
create the best possible experience for students in the College of Arts
and Sciences.</span>​<br></p> | abram@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=33 | |
| Afrin Mirza | Afrin Mirza | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/mirza-afrin.jpg | <p>Afrin is a Biological Sciences major with a minor in Women and Gender Studies, from Bear, Delaware. After graduating from the University, she plans to attend medical school and purse a career in medicine. Currently, she is a member of the Health Professionals Council, Muslim Student Association and the South Asian Student Association. She regularly volunteers for Lori’s Hands and is doing research for Sociology. In her free time, Afrin enjoys art, specifically painting, traveling, reading, and watching movies. As a council member, she is excited to bridge the gap between the students and the administration. She is eager to get started and help ensure that the next 4 years for everyone go as successful as possible.​<br></p> | afmirza@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=27 | |
| Alex Dewey | Alex Dewey | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Dewey_Alex.jpg | <p>​<span class="wrap-text">Alex, from Felton, Delaware, is a double major
in Political Science and Public Policy and is an Economics minor. Also,
Alex is an Eagle Scout and likes reading Marcus Aurelius’s meditation
readings, while giving some of his free time toward working on a few
political campaigns. Additionally, he is a graduate of the University of
Delaware’s Associate in Arts Program (AAP) and is on track to graduate
with his undergraduate degrees in the spring of 2024. As part of the
AAP for two years, Alex dedicated his time toward promoting many
initiatives for the students within his program as a peer mentor and as
an AAP senator under the Student Government Association (SGA). Also
during his time in the AAP, Alex worked on newly forming a Director’s
Student Advisory Committee for the AAP, while also prioritizing students
in his programm on a wide variety of issues when reaching out to the director of the AAP, the dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, and
multiple faculty members of Student Life & Wellness. Currently,
Alex is still a peer mentor and now serves a new role in SGA as the
College of Arts and Sciences Academic Affairs senator. Now that he is
taking this new position in SGA, Alex looks forward to learning more
about and enhancing student life and engagement within the College of
Arts and Sciences, while looking to actively serve his community within
the College and the University as a whole. In relation to the value he
adds to the council, he hopes to use his skills and experience he gained
during his time as a student of the AAP, while combining his mindset of
learning more about the student body within the College of Arts and
Sciences in order to best represent the College in SGA.</span><br></p> | alexdew@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=36 | |
| Amanda Herpel | Amanda Herpel | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Amanda Herpel.jpeg | <p>​Amanda Herpel, from Newtown, Pennsylvania, is a Psychology major with minors in Healthcare Theatre and Theatre Performance. After graduation, having the ability and development of practical judgment involving an interpersonal team will allow her to begin working part time while continuing to attend school towards a Master of Public Health degree then continue working towards her Doctor of Psychology. Amanda is the Publicity Coordinator for the Harrington Theatre Arts Company (HTAC), one of UD’s student-run theater groups, and she performed in their production of Pippin in the Fall 2023 semester. She has also performed with the Resident Ensemble Players, the resident professional acting company on campus, during their Spring 2023 season in the production Medea. She is an active member of Gamma Sigma Sigma, which is the National Service Sorority on campus. She is a photographer for UDance and fundraises for the cause. Amanda is a certified Healthcare Theatre actor, meaning she is trained to portray patients and family members so that health sciences students can practice both technical and interpersonal skills in a safe environment. She has worked with the nursing program, emergency service teams, and the Sean’s House peers at the University of Delaware, as well as the Mental Health Association and Nemours Children’s Hospital. Amanda is passionate about singing, acting, photography, and reading. Amanda also loves to travel, collect cute ghost knick knacks, exercise, and have lunch dates with her younger sister. Amanda always wants to help and be there for people, as well as give a voice to people who feel like they don't have one. As a student at the University of Delaware, being given the opportunity to interact with both the Dean of the CAS and the CAS leadership administrators is something she truly cherishes.​​</p> | amherpel@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=43 | |
| Ava Green | Ava Green | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Green-Ava.jpg | <p>​<span class="wrap-text">Ava Green, from Furlong, Pennsylvania, is
majoring in neuroscience and is on the pre-med track. Ava has always had
interest in pursuing the medical field and is choosing to specialize in
learning more about the brain with her time here at UD. After receiving
her bachelor’s in neuroscience, she plans to attend medical school to
further her education. Ava’s perfect career goal is to become a
neurologist that specializes in muscle movement disorders such as
Parkinson’s disease and ALS. Ava is a freshman at UD but has already
gotten involved by becoming a NET captain for student health and
wellness, and also a member of PROUD (Puppy Raisers of the University of
Delaware). In her free time, Ava enjoys spending time with her dogs and
family, skiing, reading, visiting her friends and listening to music.
She hopes by being on the Student Advisory Council that she can become
more involved within the U​niversity, but also be a voice for her peers
and all the students of the College of Arts and Sciences.</span><br></p> | avagreen@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=37 | |
| Gianna Houck | Gianna Houck | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Gianna Houck.jpg | <p>​<span class="wrap-text">Gianna Houck, from Fallston, Maryland, is a
first-year triple major in Psychology, Sociology and Criminal Justice
with a double minor in Forensic Science and Theatre Production. After
graduating, Gianna hopes to pursue a Ph.D. in Criminology or Forensic
Psychology. She is a Golden Girl Feature Twirler with the UD Marching
Band and a competitive baton twirler with many Maryland state,
Mid-Atlantic Regional and National titles. She is also an active member
of the Harrington Theatre Arts Company, one of UD’s student-run theater
groups, as a part of the carpentry, lighting and technical directing
teams. Gianna is involved in an on-campus Christian group called Cru and
participates in environmental groups such as the Students for the
Environment and Earth, Ocean, and Environment Club. Gianna also enjoys
outdoor activities with the Outing Club and relaxing with the Yoga Club.
Gianna is an avid lover of true crime documentaries and podcasts,
baking sweets for her family and friends, photography, dinosaurs,
discussing conspiracy theories, skiing, playing video games, and meeting
new people! She is extremely excited and grateful to have the
opportunity to work with the other members of the CAS Student Advisory
Council and represent the student body.</span><br></p> | gihouck@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=38 | |
| Isabella Andres | Isabella Andres | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Isabella Andres.jpg | <p>​<span class="wrap-text">Bella is a Communications major, concentrating
in Public Relations. She is also pursuing minors in Advertising as well
as Integrated Design. As a first year student, she has become a part of
the Blue Hen Ambassador program, a member of the Public Relations
Student Society of America, and is an active intern for the Biden
Institute. Additionally, Bella is currently an applicant for the Student
Alumni Ambassador and Social Media Ambassador programs. Away from her
studies at UD, Bella enjoys traveling, exercising, going to the beach and spending time with friends and family. At the Biden Institute, Bella
works closely with their very own Student Advisory Council and is
looking forward to bringing some of that experience to the College of
Arts and Science’s council!</span><br></p> | bellandr@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=41 | |
| Jake Kalinowski | Jake Kalinowski | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/kalinowski-j.jpg | <p>​Jake is a Communication major and in the future plans to add a minor in Environmental Humanities. Jake loves to sing and is a member of Delaware’s a cappella group, the Deltones. He is also a part of several environmental groups on campus such as the Climate Reality Project, Earth Ocean Environment Club, and Students for the Environment. In addition to singing and environmental groups, Jake is training for his radio show with WVUD and helps film UD’s live talk show, RealTalk. To destress, Jake can be found hiking with the Outing Club, working out at Lil Bob, or relaxing with some friends with the yoga club. Outside of school activities, Jake love spending time with his friends and family, bike riding, and traveling. He hopes to someday study abroad in London or Australia. Jake is excited to work with other members of the council, to be a voice for his peers, and to represent the Communication Department.​<br></p> | jakekal@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=25 | |
| Julianna Bullis | Julianna Bullis | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Bullis_Julianna.jpg | <p>​​Julianna (she/her), from Towson, Maryland, is a music education major with a concentration in choral and general music. Jules is a junior, interested primarily in general music classes and how they can expose more students to musical awareness and creativity they can carry through the rest of their lives. She plans to teach in a middle school upon graduation, travel a lot, and eventually pursue a masters in student advocacy, social emotional learning, or child psychology. She has taken classes in Disability Studies, Songwriting, and Psychology. At UD, Jules is the President of the School of Music Student Council. She is also the choir manager for Resound, UD’s Gospel Choir. She is also a Stage Manager for the School of Music event staff team. She also sings with the University Singers, UD’s treble choir, being recognized at the American Choral Directors Association conference in February 2024. Jules is passionate about equity and inclusion for all people, with a particular interest and connection to neurodivergency. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her cat, crocheting, cooking, reading, and listening to and writing music. As a council member, Jules looks forward to representing the School of Music, and shining light onto ways that the students and faculty can work to support each other's goals, working to create an inviting, thriving community for all.​​​</p> | jbullis@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=48 | |
| Lauren Boyd | Lauren Boyd | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Boyd_Lauren.JPG | ​​​Lauren, from Costa Mesa, California is a double major in English and Political Science, with a minor in Spanish. Lauren, a first-year, plans on receiving a degree in law after the completion of her BA, with which she intends on pursuing a career as a civil rights attorney for a nonprofit social welfare organization. She is involved in a multitude of student organizations, and dedicates most of her free time to The Review, University of Delaware’s independent student-run newspaper. There, she is passionate about writing stories that bring light to important topics, and help create digestible news for the student body. Lauren is also an incoming Peer Mentor, and looks forward to the opportunity to mentor a new class of Blue Hens. Outside of school, Lauren enjoys spending time outdoors, including hiking, surfing, and running. She loves yoga, reading, and spending time with friends and family, and looks forward to her involvement on the council!​​</p> | lboyd@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=47 | |
| Lauren Delaney | Lauren Delaney | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Delaney_Lauren.jpg | <p>​Lauren is a first year Sociology major with minors in Spanish and Legal Studies, following a pre-law track. After graduating she hopes to attend law school to eventually practice as a bilingual lawyer. She is a member of Gamma Sigma Sigma, a national service sorority on campus. She also participates in Chaarg, a fitness club dedicated to making girls more confident. Lauren is also a member of the Honors College. Participating in these activities has allowed for Lauren to meet many students on campus and understand student values. She is so excited to be serving on the Student Advisory Council and looks forward to giving her perspective. Finally getting on campus, she is so excited to get further involved and put all of her experience to use. In her free time, Lauren enjoys going to Perkins to get some work done, musical theater, working out, going to Dunkin’ for an iced coffee, and spending time with her dogs!</p> | delaneyl@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=17 | |
| Makayla Pham | Makayla Pham | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/ProfilePic.jpeg | <p>​​Makayla, from Sussex County, Delaware, is a junior double major in Computer Science and Linguistics. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, working out, cooking, and reading. Makayla is an active member of multiple clubs including the Society of Women Engineers, Vietnamese Student Association, Competitive Programming Club, and Undergraduate Linguistics Association, finding community and fostering her diverse interests. With aspirations to blend her passions for technology and language in the software industry, she plans to join the tech industry post-graduation. Makayla is dedicated to amplifying student voices and enhancing the overall student experience as a member of the CAS Student Advisory Council.​​​</p> | makpham@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=46 | |
| Sam Windsor | Sam Windsor | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Windsor_Sam_2024.JPEG | ​​Sam, from Easton, Maryland, is a junior majoring in Art History and is pursuing minors in Educational Studies and Sexuality and Gender Studies. On campus, you will find Sam near Old College or the Mechanical Hall Gallery, as she is a gallery attendant for the University. After graduation, Sam would like to pursue a career in teaching art at the high school level or continue working in galleries. Sam is a transfer student to UD and is passionate about making this campus a welcoming and exciting place for future transfer students. Outside of academics, Sam enjoys making her own art, whether that be crocheting or collage making. One interesting fact about Sam is that she is a part of the University of Delaware Sailing Team and had never sailed before coming to Delaware!​​​</p> | swindsor@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=45 | |
| Yannick Nguenkam | Yannick Nguenkam | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/yannick.jpg | <p></p>​Yannick Nguenkam is a Biological Sciences student, looking for a minor in chemistry and entrepreneurship. He is a member of the Blue Hen Leadership Program, serves on the executive board for Making Doctors as treasurer, and will be a resident assistant in the spring. Originally from Fairfax, Virginia, he believes that by joining the council he will be able to do his part to address needs and concerns across the UD community while learning more about how UD's executive structure operates. Aside from academics, Yannick likes to shoot arrows with the Archery club, learn how to grapple with the Jiu Jitsu club, sketch, weight lift, and of course hang out with friends. In the future, I plan on attending medical school.​ | ynguenkm@udel.edu | https://www.cas.udel.edu/StudentAdvisoryCouncil/Forms/DispForm.aspx?ID=14 | |
