"
Team:Glendale CC AZ/Team
From 2013.igem.org
| Home | Team | Official Team Profile | Project | Submitted Parts | Protocols | Notebook | Safety | Attributions | Human Practices |
|---|
Who we are
Sean
Advisors:
- Advisor 1:
- Advisor 2:
Undergrads:
- Erica:
My name is Erica Soboslay. I am currently pursuing an Associate of Applied Sciences degree in Biotechnology and Molecular Biosciences. I plan to immediately pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Biomedical Engineering, and ultimately obtain a PhD in Regenerative Medicine. I joined Glendale Community College’s IGEM team because, as an overzealous undergrad, I could not resist the wonderful opportunity to participate in student-led research in the lab. Beyond all the lab techniques I’ve learned this summer, I’ve also learned just how important it is to stay focused and determined. We’ve faced all sorts of setbacks, but found solutions and kept moving right along.
- Student 2:
- Yanet:
.jpg)
Yanet grew up in Cuba. She left her family and came to the United States to pursue her dreams on her 20th birthday, and has lived here for almost five years. Yanet is a professional contemporary and Latin dancer and dance instructor, having attended the prestigious Raul Gomez Garcia National School of Art in Holguin, Cuba. She is currently finishing her Associates of Science at Glendale Community College, and will transfer to Arizona State University to complete her Bachelor’s Degree in Health Science. The daughter of a nurse, Yanet’s long term plan is to attend medical school and become a physician. She is a member of the Biotechnology club, Pre-Med club and GCC’s IGEM team. She also volunteers every week at Banner Thunderbird Hospital. Yanet has a passion for life, and loves to dance and tend to her garden. She lives in Phoenix, Arizona with her boyfriend and her miniature Schnauzer.
- Student 3:
- Student 4:
- Student 5:
- Student 6:
- Student 7:
Put a little bio here!
 Adam |
 Erica |
Esther |
 Sean |
Example2 Team member 5.png
|
Yanet |
Example2 Team member 7.png
Team member 7 |
What we did
(Provide proper attribution for all work) <!DOCTYPE html>
