Leigh Nattkemper

My name is Leigh Nattkemper, a first year graduate student in Neurobiology and Anatomy; and I am running for secretary of Society for Biomaterials. I’ve held past secretarial positions for the Association of Medical Science Graduate Students (AMSGS) and USF Alumni South Florida chapter. I am an organized and creative mind who is looking forward to working with the WFU chapter.

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B.S. in Microbiology from University of South Florida (2004-2007) with a focus in pathology.

M.S. in Molecular Medicine from University of South Florida (2007-2009) with a focus in nanotechnology and drug delivery.

Rui Wang

My name is Rui Wang, a first year PhD student in Biomedical Engineering. I’m running for the president of Society for Biomaterials. I’m the member of National Engineering Honor Society Tau Beta Pi, Biomedical Engineering Honor Society Alpha Eta Mu Beta. I’ve served as the department representative and Biomedical Engineering Society Event Coordinator in University of Miami and was chosen as the senior spotlight for Ibis Year Book and recognized for Outstanding Service Award. I’m excited to start the national chapter here at Wake Forest, and bring all the intriguing guest lectures, community outreaches, and social events to you as a professional student group.

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B.S. in Biomedical Engineering (Pre-Med Concentration) and Minor in Mathematics (2010)

Elizabeth Wailes

The VP's job is to organize many of the group's events. I am well versed in this capacity after leading my residence hall's advisory council for the last two years and being an active member for all four years of undergrad. I organized several events per semester for dorms of up to 500 people and another semester-long event for an entire campus, also of about 500 people. For this work I received the "best RAC member of the year" award from the council's parent organization and was inducted into the national residence hall honor society, which welcomes the top 1% of student leaders in the dorms.

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B.S. Biology, Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Biophysics

Amy Braden

My name is Amy Braden, a first year PhD student in Molecular Genetics and Genomics. I am a member of the Tri Beta National Biology Honors Society. I am running for treasurer of the Society for Biomaterials. I am looking forward to being involved in the Society for Biomaterials here at Wake Forest and enhancing student interest in biomaterials through fundraisers and social events. Resume B.S. in Biology from Meredith College with a concentration in Molecular Biology.

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B.S. Biology, Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Biophysics

Yuan Li

I am a graduate student in Wake Forest University, and working in nano-tech center for renewal energy research. I am glad to share some of spare time to help other science groups or societies to expand their advanced research. Now, I can offer the web skill for the Society for Biomaterial (SFB) in WFU, and help them to design and manage their website.

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