U-MYScI - Team

U-MYScI Executive Board

Executive Director

Dalia Soueid serves as the executive director of U-MYScI and is a fifth-year PhD candidate in the Medicinal Chemistry program. She received her BS in Chemistry with a focus in Biochemistry from Florida Atlantic University where she was a TA/Mentor in a program called the NSF LEARN. The program was geared toward working with college freshman and transfer students and served to introduce them to research in the STEM fields. Dalia has been a mentor in U-MYScI for the past 5 years, has previously served as the co-administrative director, and has served as the executive director for the last three years. She is excited to apply her past experiences in science teaching and mentoring toward inspiring a future generation of scientists.

Deputy Director

Mya Gough is a fifth-year PhD candidate in Medicinal Chemistry. She has been part of U-MYScI for the last 5 years and is now serving as the deputy director. She received her BA in Chemistry at Kalamazoo College where she participated in tutoring and mentorship of women in STEM. Being part of U-MYScI she hopes to continue to promote science education that engages and empowers younger students. Outside of lab, she enjoys exercising and reading.

Finance Director

Logan Forshee is a fourth-year PhD candidate in the Chemistry Department, and she serves as the finance director. She received her BS in Chemistry at the University of Kansas. Logan participates in the Department of Chemistry mentoring program that works to acclimate incoming students to graduate school. Through U-MYScI, she is eager to inspire and encourage young scientists to pursue their desired STEM careers.

Administrative Director

Allison Gatz is a second-year Ph.D. student in the Chemistry program. Allison graduated from Loyola University Chicago with a B.S. in Chemistry. At Loyola, Allison participated in a variety of local educational outreach as the secretary of the Loyola ACS chapter. She hopes to get young students excited about science, inspiring more people from underrepresented backgrounds to enter into STEM fields. In her free time, she enjoys playing rugby, cooking, and board games.

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