PROJECT 1
President:
Kamila Thompson
Bio: Hello my name is Kamila and I will be the President this 2020-2021 school year. I love NSBE and impacting change for other black engineers so I know I will love this role. A little more about me: I grew up with my parents, older sister, and twin brother in Pickerington, OH, when I graduate I plan to go to graduate school to receive my PhD, and in my free time I enjoy reading and listening to my record collection. I hope to get to know members I haven't met yet better as we all have a successful year!
Goals:
I am really excited to lead the chapter this year and continue our path of excellence! My official goals for the chapter focus on the increase in four areas: freshmen retention, community service, academic resources, and professional development. I want our members to live the NSBE mission while also being equipped with everything they need to prosper in every area, academic or otherwise. Outside of the official chapter goals I really want every student that comes to a meeting or event to feel the NSBE fam atmosphere we bring and know they have a support system to get them through school. We are all here for each other and I want everyone to know they are welcome!
2020-2021
Major: Electrical Engineering/Biomedical Engineering
Minor: Biomedical Engineering
Year: 4th Year
Vice President:
Kennedy Kelly
Bio: Hello! I am originally from Marion, Ohio and this is my second year on the executive board. I have been involved in NSBE going on four years now, but outside of NSBE I am a member of ACM-W and a mentor for an all-girls FIRST Robotics team. In my free time I like to read my Bible, workout, and travel. My previous internship in Seattle exposed me to an intense love for water sports and hiking, so you can catch me exploring the outdoors whenever possible!
Goals: One of the many goals I have for the upcoming school year include increasing the feeling of community within our executive board in hopes that that will overflow into our general body. NSBE is most effective and beneficial when each individual feels as if they are a part of the family, so my goal is to make sure each member feels connected, informed, and supported. At the end of this year, I want to be able to say that I did everything in my power to equip our executive board with the tools and support they need to provide the best experiences for our amazing chapter.
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Year: 4th Year
Treasurer:
Nia Johnson
Bio: I graduated high school in West Chester, OH, which is just outside of Cincinnati. While being here at OSU, I've been a part of NSBE, Women's Glee Club, and Muay Thai Club which is a form of martial art similar to kickboxing. Last year, I was our chapter's Freshmen Retention Chair. I enjoyed getting to know those that are new to Ohio State and looking for a place of familiarity. I hope to center my future career around mentorship and teaching.
Goals: As treasurer, I strive to increase the scope of opportunities available to our members by maintaining and increasing the partnerships and sponsorships that we have with various companies. This is very important for the professional development of our organization, but also allows for more opportunities for social activities that we can explore to grow and develop our NSBE family.
Email: nsbeosutreasurer@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Chemical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Finance Chair:
Mouhamadou Guisse
Bio: My name is Mouhamadou Guisse and I'm a fourth-year Aerospace Engineering major at The Ohio State University. I was raised in Cincinnati, Ohio and started my time at OSU in 2016. Here at OSU, I have been with NSBE through community service, outreach events, and academic enrichment events. I have also been an active member of the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, as well as the Office of Diversity of Inclusion where I help with their mission of supporting minority students be successful on campus.
Goals: To help NSBE's Finance Zone maintain the high quality of resources it helps provide to members as well as help NSBE open new doors for opportunities.
2019-2020
Major: Chemical Engineering
Minor: French and Computer Information Systems
Year: 5th Year
Recording Secretary:
Lexi Wallace
Bio: I am from Cincinnati, Ohio and I love watching movies in my free time. Outside of NSBE I am involved with the Accessible Prosthetics Initiative and I volunteer with adopt a school at GEMS.
Goals: My goal is to increase communication between the executive board and the general body with the newsletters.
Email: nsbeosusecretary@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Parliamentarian:
Blythe Dumerer
Bio: I am a third year from from Mansfield Texas. In my free time I enjoy volunteering, playing intramural soccer, improving my skills as a flautist, working out, shopping, and watching movies. I am excited for this year and being apart of the E board in a new way.
Goals: My NSBE goal this year is to keep all meetings organized, structured, and efficient. My personal goal within NSBE is to improve upon my weaknesses allowing me to become a better leader overall. Throughout this semester I aim to continue to promote and embody the NSBE mission.
2020-2021
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 3rd
Senator I:
Jewelia Smith
Bio: I am from Columbus, Ohio and this will be my second year in NSBE and my first year on the OSU chapter’s Executive Board. Separate from NSBE, I am also involved in the Black Student Association, SHADES, and the Fashion Production Association. I also enjoy sewing, traveling, music, and trying new foods.
Goals: My goals for this year include further promoting NSBE’s goals at the chapter level and creating an inclusive environment for the chapter.
Email:
2020-2021
Major: Materials Science and Engineering
Minor: Studio Art
Year: 2nd
Senator II:
Brennen Cramp
Bio: I’m from Bellbrook, OH, I played basketball throughout high school, and I enjoy playing and listening to music.
Goals: To make sure very NSBE member’s ideas on how the organization moves forward are accurately represented and to make a stronger community within the chapter.
Email: nsbeosusenator@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science & Engineering
Year: 2nd Year
Academic Excellence Chair: Saffilla Allie
Bio: I am originally from Naperville, Illinois and this is my first year on the executive board, but I have been involved in NSBE since freshman year. Outside of NSBE, I am also involved in African Youth League and enjoy watching Netflix and Youtube as well as working out.
Goals: My goals for this upcoming year include increasing the utilization of academic resources available to the general body. I also have goals of increasing the attendance of the NSBE study tables and promoting usage of the test banks. Along with that, I hope to encourage more students to apply for NSBE chapter scholarships available during the spring semester.
2020-2021
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Telecommunications Chair: Omari Gaskins Jr
Bio: Hi, my name is Omari Gaskins Jr. I am originally from Dayton, Ohio and I am studying Human Computer Interaction at the university. I have experience with developing websites and mobile applications through the use of React.js and React Native. I am very happy to be using my skills to help our chapter!
Goals: My goal is to plan a great NSBE week, connect everyone in the chapter together through the use of our social medias, and to keep the site up to date and as clean and professional as possible.
Email:
2019-2020
Major: Human Computer Interaction
Minor: Computer Information Systems
Year: 4th Year
Programs Chair:
Nina Moore
Bio: I am from Shaker Heights, Ohio which is a suburb of Cleveland. While at OSU I have been a general body member of NSBE since my freshman year, the Treasurer of Lambda Psi Minority Engineering Honorary, a Calculus and Mechanical Engineering ACE tutor, and the captain of the Women’s Club Lacrosse team. After graduating this spring, I hope to work internationally in Developing Nations, designing and building sustainable communities.
Goals: My goal for the academic year is to put on many productive programs, that increase academic excellence and community involvement within the chapter and with neighboring chapters.
Email: nsbeosuprograms@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Civil Engineering with Global Engineering Option
Year: 4th Year
Freshman Retention Chair: Jamie Tucker
Bio: Hey Everyone! My name is Jamie Tucker and I am from Farmington Hills, Michigan. I am majoring in Computer Science Engineering, hoping to use my skills inside of the sports or gaming industry. Aside from NSBE, I am involved in the Morrill Scholarship Program, where we strive to spread diversity, equity, and inclusion across campus and beyond. I really love the friendly atmosphere that NSBE provides for the Black engineers at Ohio State. Outside of school, I love watching football & basketball, and enjoy playing video games.
Goals: As the Freshman Retention Chair, I hope to increase the sense of unity and inclusion with the next wave of NSBE members. I want to retain more freshman this year so that more black engineers are able to relish in the riches that NSBE has to offer.
Email: nsbeosuretention@gmail.com
2019-2020
Major: Chemical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
President:
Kamila Thompson
Bio: Hello my name is Kamila and I will be the President this 2020-2021 school year. I love NSBE and impacting change for other black engineers so I know I will love this role. A little more about me: I grew up with my parents, older sister, and twin brother in Pickerington, OH, when I graduate I plan to go to graduate school to receive my PhD, and in my free time I enjoy reading and listening to my record collection. I hope to get to know members I haven't met yet better as we all have a successful year!
Goals:
I am really excited to lead the chapter this year and continue our path of excellence! My official goals for the chapter focus on the increase in four areas: freshmen retention, community service, academic resources, and professional development. I want our members to live the NSBE mission while also being equipped with everything they need to prosper in every area, academic or otherwise. Outside of the official chapter goals I really want every student that comes to a meeting or event to feel the NSBE fam atmosphere we bring and know they have a support system to get them through school. We are all here for each other and I want everyone to know they are welcome!
2020-2021
Major: Electrical Engineering/Biomedical Engineering
Minor: Biomedical Engineering
Year: 4th Year
Vice President:
Kennedy Kelly
Bio: Hello! I am originally from Marion, Ohio and this is my second year on the executive board. I have been involved in NSBE going on four years now, but outside of NSBE I am a member of ACM-W and a mentor for an all-girls FIRST Robotics team. In my free time I like to read my Bible, workout, and travel. My previous internship in Seattle exposed me to an intense love for water sports and hiking, so you can catch me exploring the outdoors whenever possible!
Goals: One of the many goals I have for the upcoming school year include increasing the feeling of community within our executive board in hopes that that will overflow into our general body. NSBE is most effective and beneficial when each individual feels as if they are a part of the family, so my goal is to make sure each member feels connected, informed, and supported. At the end of this year, I want to be able to say that I did everything in my power to equip our executive board with the tools and support they need to provide the best experiences for our amazing chapter.
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Year: 4th Year
Treasurer:
Nia Johnson
Bio: I graduated high school in West Chester, OH, which is just outside of Cincinnati. While being here at OSU, I've been a part of NSBE, Women's Glee Club, and Muay Thai Club which is a form of martial art similar to kickboxing. Last year, I was our chapter's Freshmen Retention Chair. I enjoyed getting to know those that are new to Ohio State and looking for a place of familiarity. I hope to center my future career around mentorship and teaching.
Goals: As treasurer, I strive to increase the scope of opportunities available to our members by maintaining and increasing the partnerships and sponsorships that we have with various companies. This is very important for the professional development of our organization, but also allows for more opportunities for social activities that we can explore to grow and develop our NSBE family.
Email: nsbeosutreasurer@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Chemical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Finance Chair:
Mouhamadou Guisse
Bio: My name is Mouhamadou Guisse and I'm a fourth-year Aerospace Engineering major at The Ohio State University. I was raised in Cincinnati, Ohio and started my time at OSU in 2016. Here at OSU, I have been with NSBE through community service, outreach events, and academic enrichment events. I have also been an active member of the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, as well as the Office of Diversity of Inclusion where I help with their mission of supporting minority students be successful on campus.
Goals: To help NSBE's Finance Zone maintain the high quality of resources it helps provide to members as well as help NSBE open new doors for opportunities.
2019-2020
Major: Chemical Engineering
Minor: French and Computer Information Systems
Year: 5th Year
Recording Secretary:
Lexi Wallace
Bio: I am from Cincinnati, Ohio and I love watching movies in my free time. Outside of NSBE I am involved with the Accessible Prosthetics Initiative and I volunteer with adopt a school at GEMS.
Goals: My goal is to increase communication between the executive board and the general body with the newsletters.
Email: nsbeosusecretary@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Parliamentarian:
Blythe Dumerer
Bio: I am a third year from from Mansfield Texas. In my free time I enjoy volunteering, playing intramural soccer, improving my skills as a flautist, working out, shopping, and watching movies. I am excited for this year and being apart of the E board in a new way.
Goals: My NSBE goal this year is to keep all meetings organized, structured, and efficient. My personal goal within NSBE is to improve upon my weaknesses allowing me to become a better leader overall. Throughout this semester I aim to continue to promote and embody the NSBE mission.
2020-2021
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 3rd
Senator I:
Jewelia Smith
Bio: I am from Columbus, Ohio and this will be my second year in NSBE and my first year on the OSU chapter’s Executive Board. Separate from NSBE, I am also involved in the Black Student Association, SHADES, and the Fashion Production Association. I also enjoy sewing, traveling, music, and trying new foods.
Goals: My goals for this year include further promoting NSBE’s goals at the chapter level and creating an inclusive environment for the chapter.
Email:
2020-2021
Major: Materials Science and Engineering
Minor: Studio Art
Year: 2nd
Senator II:
Brennen Cramp
Bio: I’m from Bellbrook, OH, I played basketball throughout high school, and I enjoy playing and listening to music.
Goals: To make sure very NSBE member’s ideas on how the organization moves forward are accurately represented and to make a stronger community within the chapter.
Email: nsbeosusenator@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science & Engineering
Year: 2nd Year
Academic Excellence Chair: Saffilla Allie
Bio: I am originally from Naperville, Illinois and this is my first year on the executive board, but I have been involved in NSBE since freshman year. Outside of NSBE, I am also involved in African Youth League and enjoy watching Netflix and Youtube as well as working out.
Goals: My goals for this upcoming year include increasing the utilization of academic resources available to the general body. I also have goals of increasing the attendance of the NSBE study tables and promoting usage of the test banks. Along with that, I hope to encourage more students to apply for NSBE chapter scholarships available during the spring semester.
2020-2021
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Telecommunications Chair: Omari Gaskins Jr
Bio: Hi, my name is Omari Gaskins Jr. I am originally from Dayton, Ohio and I am studying Human Computer Interaction at the university. I have experience with developing websites and mobile applications through the use of React.js and React Native. I am very happy to be using my skills to help our chapter!
Goals: My goal is to plan a great NSBE week, connect everyone in the chapter together through the use of our social medias, and to keep the site up to date and as clean and professional as possible.
Email:
2019-2020
Major: Human Computer Interaction
Minor: Computer Information Systems
Year: 4th Year
Programs Chair:
Nina Moore
Bio: I am from Shaker Heights, Ohio which is a suburb of Cleveland. While at OSU I have been a general body member of NSBE since my freshman year, the Treasurer of Lambda Psi Minority Engineering Honorary, a Calculus and Mechanical Engineering ACE tutor, and the captain of the Women’s Club Lacrosse team. After graduating this spring, I hope to work internationally in Developing Nations, designing and building sustainable communities.
Goals: My goal for the academic year is to put on many productive programs, that increase academic excellence and community involvement within the chapter and with neighboring chapters.
Email: nsbeosuprograms@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Civil Engineering with Global Engineering Option
Year: 4th Year
Freshman Retention Chair: Jamie Tucker
Bio: Hey Everyone! My name is Jamie Tucker and I am from Farmington Hills, Michigan. I am majoring in Computer Science Engineering, hoping to use my skills inside of the sports or gaming industry. Aside from NSBE, I am involved in the Morrill Scholarship Program, where we strive to spread diversity, equity, and inclusion across campus and beyond. I really love the friendly atmosphere that NSBE provides for the Black engineers at Ohio State. Outside of school, I love watching football & basketball, and enjoy playing video games.
Goals: As the Freshman Retention Chair, I hope to increase the sense of unity and inclusion with the next wave of NSBE members. I want to retain more freshman this year so that more black engineers are able to relish in the riches that NSBE has to offer.
Email: nsbeosuretention@gmail.com
2019-2020
Major: Chemical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Executive Board
President:
Kamila Thompson
2020-2021
Major: Electrical Engineering
Minor: Biomedical Engineering
Year: 4th Year
Bio: Hello my name is Kamila and I will be the President this 2020-2021 school year. I love NSBE and impacting change for other black engineers so I know I will love this role. A little more about me: I grew up with my parents, older sister, and twin brother in Pickerington, OH, when I graduate I plan to go to graduate school to receive my PhD, and in my free time I enjoy reading and listening to my record collection. I hope to get to know members I haven't met yet better as we all have a successful year!
Goals:
I am really excited to lead the chapter this year and continue our path of excellence! My official goals for the chapter focus on the increase in four areas: freshmen retention, community service, academic resources, and professional development. I want our members to live the NSBE mission while also being equipped with everything they need to prosper in every area, academic or otherwise. Outside of the official chapter goals I really want every student that comes to a meeting or event to feel the NSBE fam atmosphere we bring and know they have a support system to get them through school. We are all here for each other and I want everyone to know they are welcome!
Email: nsbeosupresident@gmail.com
Vice President:
Kennedy Kelly
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Year: 4th Year
Bio: Hello! I am originally from Marion, Ohio and this is my second year on the executive board. I have been involved in NSBE going on four years now, but outside of NSBE I am a member of ACM-W and a mentor for an all-girls FIRST Robotics team. In my free time I like to read my Bible, workout, and travel. My previous internship in Seattle exposed me to an intense love for water sports and hiking, so you can catch me exploring the outdoors whenever possible!
Goals: One of the many goals I have for the upcoming school year include increasing the feeling of community within our executive board in hopes that that will overflow into our general body. NSBE is most effective and beneficial when each individual feels as if they are a part of the family, so my goal is to make sure each member feels connected, informed, and supported. At the end of this year, I want to be able to say that I did everything in my power to equip our executive board with the tools and support they need to provide the best experiences for our amazing chapter.
Treasurer:
Nia Johnson
Bio: I graduated high school in West Chester, OH, which is just outside of Cincinnati. While being here at OSU, I've been a part of NSBE, Women's Glee Club, and Muay Thai Club which is a form of martial art similar to kickboxing. Last year, I was our chapter's Freshmen Retention Chair. I enjoyed getting to know those that are new to Ohio State and looking for a place of familiarity. I hope to center my future career around mentorship and teaching.
Goals: As treasurer, I strive to increase the scope of opportunities available to our members by maintaining and increasing the partnerships and sponsorships that we have with various companies. This is very important for the professional development of our organization, but also allows for more opportunities for social activities that we can explore to grow and develop our NSBE family.
Email: nsbeosutreasurer@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Chemical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Finance Chair:
Mouhamadou Guisse
Bio: My name is Mouhamadou Guisse and I'm a fourth-year Aerospace Engineering major at The Ohio State University. I was raised in Cincinnati, Ohio and started my time at OSU in 2016. Here at OSU, I have been with NSBE through community service, outreach events, and academic enrichment events. I have also been an active member of the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals, as well as the Office of Diversity of Inclusion where I help with their mission of supporting minority students be successful on campus.
Goals: To help NSBE's Finance Zone maintain the high quality of resources it helps provide to members as well as help NSBE open new doors for opportunities.
2020-2021
Major: Aerospace Engineering
Year: 5th Year
Recording Secretary:
Lexi Wallace
Bio: I am from Cincinnati, Ohio and I love watching movies in my free time. Outside of NSBE I am involved with the Accessible Prosthetics Initiative and I volunteer with adopt a school at GEMS.
Goals: My goal is to increase communication between the executive board and the general body with the newsletters.
Email: nsbeosusecretary@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Biomedical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Parliamentarian:
Blythe Dumerer
Bio: I am a third year from from Mansfield Texas. In my free time I enjoy volunteering, playing intramural soccer, improving my skills as a flautist, working out, shopping, and watching movies. I am excited for this year and being apart of the E board in a new way.
Goals: My NSBE goal this year is to keep all meetings organized, structured, and efficient. My personal goal within NSBE is to improve upon my weaknesses allowing me to become a better leader overall. Throughout this semester I aim to continue to promote and embody the NSBE mission.
2020-2021
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 3rd
Senator:
Jewelia Smith
Bio: I am from Columbus, Ohio and this will be my second year in NSBE and my first year on the OSU chapter’s Executive Board. Separate from NSBE, I am also involved in the Black Student Association, SHADES, and the Fashion Production Association. I also enjoy sewing, traveling, music, and trying new foods.
Goals: My goals for this year include further promoting NSBE’s goals at the chapter level and creating an inclusive environment for the chapter.
Email:
2020-2021
Major: Materials Science and Engineering
Minor: Studio Art
Year: 2nd
Senator:
Brennen Cramp
Bio: I’m from Bellbrook, OH, I played basketball throughout high school, and I enjoy playing and listening to music.
Goals: To make sure very NSBE member’s ideas on how the organization moves forward are accurately represented and to make a stronger community within the chapter.
Email: nsbeosusenator@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science & Engineering
Year: 2nd Year
Academic Excellence Chair: Saffilla Allie
Bio: I am originally from Naperville, Illinois and this is my first year on the executive board, but I have been involved in NSBE since freshman year. Outside of NSBE, I am also involved in African Youth League and enjoy watching Netflix and Youtube as well as working out.
Goals: My goals for this upcoming year include increasing the utilization of academic resources available to the general body. I also have goals of increasing the attendance of the NSBE study tables and promoting usage of the test banks. Along with that, I hope to encourage more students to apply for NSBE chapter scholarships available during the spring semester.
2020-2021
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Telecommunications Chair: Omari Gaskins Jr
Bio: Hi, my name is Omari Gaskins Jr. I am originally from Dayton, Ohio and I am studying Human Computer Interaction at the university. I have experience with developing websites and mobile applications through the use of React.js and React Native. I am very happy to be using my skills to help our chapter!
Goals: My goal is to plan a great NSBE week, connect everyone in the chapter together through the use of our social medias, and to keep the site up to date and as clean and professional as possible.
Email:
2020-2021
Major: Human Computer Interaction
Minor: Computer Information Systems
Year: 4th Year
Programs Chair:
Nina Moore
Bio: I am from Shaker Heights, Ohio which is a suburb of Cleveland. While at OSU I have been a general body member of NSBE since my freshman year, the Treasurer of Lambda Psi Minority Engineering Honorary, a Calculus and Mechanical Engineering ACE tutor, and the captain of the Women’s Club Lacrosse team. After graduating this spring, I hope to work internationally in Developing Nations, designing and building sustainable communities.
Goals: My goal for the academic year is to put on many productive programs, that increase academic excellence and community involvement within the chapter and with neighboring chapters.
Email: nsbeosuprograms@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Civil Engineering with Global Engineering Option
Year: 4th Year
Freshman Retention Chair: Jamie Tucker
Bio: Hey Everyone! My name is Jamie Tucker and I am from Farmington Hills, Michigan. I am majoring in Computer Science Engineering, hoping to use my skills inside of the sports or gaming industry. Aside from NSBE, I am involved in the Morrill Scholarship Program, where we strive to spread diversity, equity, and inclusion across campus and beyond. I really love the friendly atmosphere that NSBE provides for the Black engineers at Ohio State. Outside of school, I love watching football & basketball, and enjoy playing video games.
Goals: As the Freshman Retention Chair, I hope to increase the sense of unity and inclusion with the next wave of NSBE members. I want to retain more freshman this year so that more black engineers are able to relish in the riches that NSBE has to offer.
Email: nsbeosuretention@gmail.com
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science Engineering
Year: 3rd Year
Membership Chair:
Ravvin DeArmond
Bio: My name is Ravvin DeArmond and I am a 4th year biological engineering major. I am currently the membership chair of NSBE.
Goal: My goal is to not just attract members, but to keep them. To show that we are a family and they are not alone in pursuing their engineering degree.
Email:
2020-2021
Major:Biological engineering
Year: 4th Year
Pre College Initiative Chair:
Justin Pace
Bio: I am from St. Louis, Missouri, and this is my first year on the NSBE executive board. I started getting into computer science my sophomore year of high school and have been interested in it ever since. I like basketball, football, baseball, listening to music, and hanging out with friends.
Goal: My goal for this year as the Pre-college Initiative Chair is to have at least 1 event per semester where NSBE members can help high school and middle school kids in the Columbus area learn more about engineering.
Email:
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Year: 2nd Year
Torch Chair:
John Bonds III
Bio: I am from Chicago, Illinois. I am a computer science and engineering student and Competitive Programming Club member.
Goal: I want to continue to finish the Smart Baby Monitor Project for the NSBE Project Committee. I also want to help the NSBE community with other projects and technology endeavors that will spark the NSBE members' interest.
Email:
2020-2021
Major: Computer Science and Engineering
Year: 2nd Year
Conference Planning Chair:
Ashonti Harper
Bio: I was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio. My love of community extends from Columbus, to OSU, to NSBE. I am a mentor in the College Mentors for Kids program and a leader in the English Conversation program. I strive to engage with people of all backgrounds and create supportive environments for learning and growth.
Goal: As conference planning chair, I hope to connect students to the great opportunities and information that conferences provide. It is my mission to support and encourage students by giving them the tools that they need to reach their dreams.
Email:
Major: Biological Engineering
Minor: Spanish
Year: 5th
Community Service Chair:
Emmanuel Gyasi Baaye
Major: Electrical & Computer Engineering
Minor: Computer Information Science
Year: 5th
Bio: Hi! I am Emmanuel Gyasi Baaye (jessie ba-ye-eh), and I moved to the State from Tel-Aviv, Israel seven years ago. I transferred to OSU spring 2019 as an aspiring Robotics Researcher. Outside of regularly volunteering in NSBE, I am a member of OSU’s EcoCAR Propulsion & Controls Team and organizations such as SHPE, SWE, and BNRC Leadership Institute. I participated in reinforcement learning undergrad research and will be interning at GE Aviation. I currently work as an undergraduate researcher at OSU’s Cyberbotics Lab developing a cost effective, dynamic, and wheeled quadruped robot.
Goal: My main goal for the chapter is to increase the number of members who “positively impact the community.” I aim introduce more volunteering opportunities for members and creating new incentives that would encourage regular volunteering. Additionally, by collaborating with service-oriented student orgs and the surrounding community. I hope to make these volunteering opportunities a regular part of our organization.
Email: