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I believe that science is done collaboratively and in diverse environments. Service and outreach are at the heart of my work as a scientist. I believe that sharing knowledge and engaging in meaningful conversations about science can ignite curiosity and broaden perspectives. Below are some of the organizations I’m involved with that allow me to give back to my community and pursue my passion for education and service.
Society for the Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in STEM
Celebrating science, culture, and community. I served as President of the SACNAS Texas A&M Chapter from 2023-2024 and am currently the Public Relations Chair. SACNAS’s mission is to promote true diversity in STEM by empowering students from underrepresented backgrounds through mentorship, community, and career development. This organization is close to my heart, as it fosters an environment where students like me can find support, inspiration, and the resources needed to thrive in scientific fields. I’m proud to work with SACNAS to help make STEM accessible and inclusive for all.
Astronomy on Tap BCS
Astronomy on Tap BCS
I served as Head Organizer for the Astronomy on Tap Bryan-College Station (BCS) chapter from 2020 to 2023. AoT BCS brings science to the community through free, engaging talks held monthly at the Grand Stafford Theater in downtown Bryan for the local community. We deliver talks, have trivia, and give science news about space and different science topics by graduate students, postdocs and faculty at Texas A&M. Join us on the 4th Wednesday of every month for a night of cosmic exploration!
SUPA
SUPA
Society for the Underrepresented in Physics and Astronomy
SUPA started as a women’s lunch group in Texas A&M’s Department of Physics and Astronomy and has grown into a supportive community for underrepresented and historically excluded individuals in our department. Our mission is to provide a safe space for discussing challenges faced in academia and to foster an inclusive environment for everyone, including allies. We hold monthly meetings to address important topics, from mental health during the pandemic to femininity in academia, and have also taken stances on issues like the Black Lives Matter movement.
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