NNSSA
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Hi! My name is John Kupis, and I am the president of the Nutrition and Nutraceutical Science Student Association (NNSSA). We are a small program, but are very passionate about nutrition, and maintaining positive social circles. My role in the club, is facilitating the proper running of events, interactions with professors, running meetings, and ensuring everyone is able to be involved! One thing I would like to stress to anyone thinking about joining the club is to not be nervous about approaching us, we are always willing to help out and answer any questions you have regarding nutrition, student life, and courses! A fun fact about me is I went on exchange to Sweden for six months, and am learning to speak Swedish.
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Human Kinetics Student Association – HKSA
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My name is Meg Wyatt and I am one of the Human Kinetics Student Association’s Co-Presidents this year. I’m in my third year of study in Human Kinetics and absolutely love both the HK program and UofG! Come join HKSA to meet like-minded Gryphons and make an impact around campus!
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BMSSA
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My name is Yazmine Burley and I am a Co-President of the BMSSA. I am in my fourth year studying Bio-Medical Science. A Co-President is responsible for communicating with students in the major and overseeing events and operations run by the club. My favourite events are Pizza Prof Night and Shinerama. Anyone in the major can to come to meetings and participate in elections!
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Molecular Biology & Genetics Student Association (MBGSA)
Name: Taylor Ball
Position: Vice president
Year of Study and Major: Second year, molecular biology and genetics
What are your responsibilities on the club?
To assist the president in hosting events and connecting with people, lend a hand to the other members of our executive team and to attend meetings with other CBSSC members!
What events do you love holding for your club?
I loved putting together the student-professor mixer and trivia night!
One message to your fellow students who want to join club:
MBGSA is a great way to not only meet people in your program but gain insight into your major and learn new things! Joining gives you an insider’s perspective you will really value!
Position: Vice president
Year of Study and Major: Second year, molecular biology and genetics
What are your responsibilities on the club?
To assist the president in hosting events and connecting with people, lend a hand to the other members of our executive team and to attend meetings with other CBSSC members!
What events do you love holding for your club?
I loved putting together the student-professor mixer and trivia night!
One message to your fellow students who want to join club:
MBGSA is a great way to not only meet people in your program but gain insight into your major and learn new things! Joining gives you an insider’s perspective you will really value!
Microbiology Student Association
Jake Gregory - Co-President
- 4th Year Microbiology Major (Co-op, Biotechnology Minor)
- Responsibilities: To coordinate with club members, other clubs and the university to plan events and get approvals for activities.
- Events I love: College Royal, Study Nights, Major Information Night, Brewery Tour
- Get involved! Being part of something adds a whole new dimension to the university experience and clubs like the Micro Club give a great opportunity to meet other students in your major!
- I love history and the outdoors! I have a canoe named after a species of algae!
Botany Club
My name is Afrodita Pulendzovska. I am the president of the botany club here at the University of Guelph. I am in my 4th year of plant science. My responsibilities are to lead the executive team in organizing and running events as well as solving any problems that we may encounter. My favourite event to hold for the club is the annual trip to the royal botanical gardens. Everyone that comes has a lovely time and it’s a good way for members to bond and enjoy some beautiful plants. The botany club welcomes all students that enjoy plants or want to know more about them. Fun fact about myself is that plant science was originally my minor however I loved it so much I decided to switch and make it my major.
I’m Kiana Lee, a 3rd year Plant Science student. As Co-VP of Botany Club I plan meetings, greenhouse and lab tours. Botany Club is an awesome place to make new friends and build connections with related students and faculty.
Fun fact- My favourite place on campus is the herbariumm(a literal plant museum)!
Fun fact- My favourite place on campus is the herbariumm(a literal plant museum)!
Guelph Neuroscience Student Association (GNSA)
President - Daniella Vellone
Hello fellow gryphons! My name is Daniella Vellone and I am currently in my fourth year majoring in psychology and minoring in neuroscience. One fun fact about me is my interest in art of which I hope to incorporate into club affairs. This is my first year as president of GNSA, I am the primary contact for all academic related questions so free to give me a shout! I also attend and help plan all events and would encourage more of you to come out even if you are not in the neuroscience program. I look forward to hosting another successful Pizza and Profs event this year. All majors are welcome so don’t let the neuroscience title scare you, university is about finding interests in things you never knew you were looking for.
Vice President - Olivia Williams
Hey gryphons! My name is Olivia Williams and I am the Vice President of the Guelph Neuroscience Association for the 2018/2019 school year. I am currently going into my third year in Neuroscience and I love learning about something still so unknown. Something interesting about me is that I am also working towards my Private Pilot’s License with an Airport in Burlington in my free time. This will be my first year being on the executive team for GNSA but I loved participating in every club event held last year. From colouring the nervous system, to labelling dissected lamb brains at Guelph’s annual College Royal fair I enjoyed volunteering and learning more about such a complex system that makes up our every function. As Santiago Ramon y Cajal once said “The brain is a world consisting of a number of unexplored continents and great stretches of unknown territory”, I look forward to the day when mapping all areas of the human brain becomes feasible. As Vice President I assist the President of the GNSA Daniella Vellone and work alongside our fellow executives to organize and run club events as well as host meetings for club members. If you are interested in learning, hands on activities linked to neuroscience and meeting fellow gryphons with the same interests in the human body this club is for you! There are no restrictions and new members are always welcome! If you are interested in learning more about our club feel free to email us at gnsa@uoguelph.ca or like our facebook page Guelph Neuroscience Student Association. Look forward to meeting you!
Hello fellow gryphons! My name is Daniella Vellone and I am currently in my fourth year majoring in psychology and minoring in neuroscience. One fun fact about me is my interest in art of which I hope to incorporate into club affairs. This is my first year as president of GNSA, I am the primary contact for all academic related questions so free to give me a shout! I also attend and help plan all events and would encourage more of you to come out even if you are not in the neuroscience program. I look forward to hosting another successful Pizza and Profs event this year. All majors are welcome so don’t let the neuroscience title scare you, university is about finding interests in things you never knew you were looking for.
Vice President - Olivia Williams
Hey gryphons! My name is Olivia Williams and I am the Vice President of the Guelph Neuroscience Association for the 2018/2019 school year. I am currently going into my third year in Neuroscience and I love learning about something still so unknown. Something interesting about me is that I am also working towards my Private Pilot’s License with an Airport in Burlington in my free time. This will be my first year being on the executive team for GNSA but I loved participating in every club event held last year. From colouring the nervous system, to labelling dissected lamb brains at Guelph’s annual College Royal fair I enjoyed volunteering and learning more about such a complex system that makes up our every function. As Santiago Ramon y Cajal once said “The brain is a world consisting of a number of unexplored continents and great stretches of unknown territory”, I look forward to the day when mapping all areas of the human brain becomes feasible. As Vice President I assist the President of the GNSA Daniella Vellone and work alongside our fellow executives to organize and run club events as well as host meetings for club members. If you are interested in learning, hands on activities linked to neuroscience and meeting fellow gryphons with the same interests in the human body this club is for you! There are no restrictions and new members are always welcome! If you are interested in learning more about our club feel free to email us at gnsa@uoguelph.ca or like our facebook page Guelph Neuroscience Student Association. Look forward to meeting you!