President - Allie Hussey
Classification: Senior
Major: Biology
Hometown: Lakeview, Oregon
My Role: My role as President is to oversee and collaborate with the executive board along with the Vice President. I also collaborate with other PreHealth Organizations for larger events to enhance the PreHealth experiences
allie_hussey1@baylor.edu
Membership Chair - Haley Smith
Classification: Junior
Major: Biology & Biochemistry with a minor in Spanish
Hometown: Tomball, TX
My Role: My role as the membership chair is to keep track of member’s points and appeals throughout the semester. I also determine membership status for each quarter. I keep the members updated on upcoming events and points through the BMSA weekly email.
Email: Haley_Smith1@baylor.edu
Fundraising Chair - Kennedie Jackson
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Biology
Hometown: Rowlett, TX
My Role: As the Fundraising Chair, I collaborate with and lead the fundraising committee in organizing events to raise funds for the BMSA mission trips and other causes, and in designing and selling merchandise items to increase revenue. Additionally, the fundraising committee develops general member shirts each fall semester and plans the annual BMSA banquet each spring semester.
Email: Kennedie_Jackson1@baylor.edu
Recruitment Chair- Emily Leatherman
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Health Science Studies with a minor in Biochemistry
Hometown: Los Angeles, CA
My Role: As the Recruitment Officer for BMSA, my role is to actively engage with prospective members, ensuring they feel welcomed and informed about the opportunities available within the organization. I coordinate outreach efforts, manage new member orientations, and help create an inclusive environment that fosters personal and professional growth. By promoting BMSA's mission and values, I aim to recruit passionate individuals who are committed to advancing their knowledge of healthcare while building a strong, supportive community.
Email: Emily_Leatherman2@baylor.edu
Global Health Co-Chair - Ana Alvarez
Classification: Senior
Major: Business Fellows, Economics
Hometown: Denton, TX
My Role: With my twin sister, I help organize both a domestic and an international mission trip! Our committee offers a variety of workshops that cover topics, including medical Spanish and world health. We strive to enhance understanding and advocacy regarding the unique aspects of healthcare systems around the globe, highlighting challenges and commonalities. We also host numerous donation initiatives to gather essential supplies for the communities we serve. Our committee plays a vital role in driving these efforts forward.
Email: ana_alvarez4@baylor.edu
Medical Discussions Chair - Carson Tate
Classification: Junior
Major: Biology (Cell and Molec)
Hometown: Fort Worth, TX
My Role: The Medical Discussion Chair’s role is to help facilitate the growth of my committee and BMSA members as people. The goal is to create a safe, learning environment where we can discuss ethics, news, and develop broader perspectives.
Email: Carson_Tate1@baylor.edu
Service - Victoria Lee
Classification: Senior
Major: Biology, English minor
Hometown: Friendswood, Texas
My Role: As the Service Chair, I am dedicated to helping BMSA members connect with and help the Waco community while also broadening the perspectives of members on different ways we can help others!
Email: victoria_lee2@baylor.edu
Research and Internship - Arjun Trehan
Classification: Senior
Major: Neuroscience, Biochemistry minor
Hometown: Allen, Texas
My Role: As the Research and Internship Chair, I help provide students with various academic workshops, opportunities to enhance healthcare clinical skills and insights into research at Baylor. Our committee seeks to inspire students to seek opportunities that enhance their understanding of a career in medicine, while developing life-long skills such as leadership.
Vice President- Isha Chaudary
Classification: Senior
Major: Neuroscience
Hometown: Houston, Texas
My Role: As COIS Chair, I collaborate with local organizations and clinical sites to create service opportunities of interest for members to explore. These include various clinics within Waco Family Medicine, Mission Waco events, and more.
Email: Isha_Chaudary1@baylor.edu
Social Chair - Jeannetta Gonzales
Classification: Junior
Major: Medical Humanities
Hometown: Houston, TX
My Role: My priority is to build a cohesive community within BMSA by organizing fun, interesting, and medically related social events where members can meet and socialize with each other to develop interpersonal skills that are imperative as healthcare providers.
Email: Jeannetta_Gonzales1@baylor.edu
Media Chair- Sofia Camacho
Classification: Sophomore
Major: Health Science Studies with a minor in Medical Humanities
Hometown: Cypress, TX
My Role: As the Media Officer for BMSA, my role is to help organize and run the media committee, which is responsible for updating the website, running all social media platforms, and keeping the organization up to date on all important events. Furthermore, it is my objective that every member within BMSA feels as though they can easily access and learn about what is happening in BMSA and what our organization has to offer.
Email: Sofia_Camacho1@baylor.edu
Global Health Co-chair - Ana Alvarez
Classification: Senior
Major: Business Fellows and Economics
Hometown: Denton, TX
My Role:
As the Global Health Co-Chair, Ana and I plan a domestic and international mission trip! We host donation drives to collect items for the areas in which we serve. Our committee hosts various workshops, discussing topics such as medical Spanish. Our goal is to bring awareness and education on topics about the differences and similarities in healthcare around the world. We aim to create opportunities where students can learn new skills to potentially apply them in interactions with people from diverse backgrounds.
email: edith_alvarez1@baylor.edu
COIS - Mallory Walker
Classification: Junior
Major: Health Science Studies
Hometown: Houston, Texas
My Role: As COIS Chair I connect COIS committee members and volunteers to various clinical and non-clinical outreach sites in Waco. Through volunteering and workshops, our committee aims to promote well-rounded, service oriented pre-health professionals. Additionally, the COIS committee focuses on DEI and creating an environment that prioritizes equity and inclusivity.
Professional Development - Sam Decker
Classification: Senior
Major: Health Science Studies
Hometown: Rochester, Minnesota
My Role: The Professional Development Committee is tasked with leading various workshops ranging from MCAT Prep to Professor dinners. As the chair, I seek to create a collaborative environment that emphasizes professionalism and confidence among the members. By cultivating a sense of community, our committee promotes the development of each member, preparing them to excel in their future endeavors.
Email: Sam_Decker1@baylor.edu