BGC - Black Graduate Caucus

	Audrey Dorelien President (dorelien@Princeton.EDU ) A Swarthmore graduate, Audrey Dorelien is a third year PhD candidate in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Her current research interests are in economic development, population dynamics, health, and GIS applications. As co-president, she plans to lead the BGC to greater and newer heights.
	Justene Hill Vice President (jghill@Princeton.EDU ) Justene Hill is a second-year Ph.D. student in the Department of History. Her research interests include slavery in the British Atlantic World and political history of the Early American Republic. She holds a B.A from Swarthmore College and an M.A. from Florida International University. As BGC Vice President, Justene is looking forward to cultivating stronger professional and personal relationships within the BGC and graduate student community.
	Adedoyin Teriba Treasurer (ateriba@Princeton.EDU ) An alumnus of the Federal University of Technology Minna, Nigeria and the University of Oklahoma, Adedoyin is a 2nd year graduate student in the department of Art & Archaeology. His research interests include the way different types of architecture in Sub-Saharan Africa exhibit an exchange between different cultures; as well as the influence different artistic media have had in shaping the creation of buildings in these regions and vice-versa. As the Treasurer, Adedoyin looks forward to help in allocating resources to BGC activities that contribute to the vision of the organization.
	Kim Joseph Secretary (kjoseph@Princeton.EDU )
	Victor Oyeyemi Webmaster/Historian (voeyeyemi@Princeton.EDU ) Victor Oyeyemi is a second-year Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Chemical Engineering.
	Rose Ndong Graduate Student Government Representative (rndong@Princeton.EDU ) An alumna of Mount Holyoke College (Women's Power !!!) and UMass, Amherst, Rose is a fourth year Ph.D. candidate in Chemical Engineering. Her research focuses on rheology of colloidal particles in polymer melts. She is also interested in African medicinal plants as drugs. Rose is excited for another year with BGC and looks forward to expanding her friendship circle within the BGC family.
	Elizabeth Johnson Director of Community Affairs (elj@Princeton.EDU ) Elizabeth is an alumna of Spelman College and a second year PhD candidate in Molecular Biology. Her current research involves studying the maintenance of the quiescent cell state and applications of cellular quiescence to understanding cancer cell biology. As director of community affairs, Liz plans to take advantage of the talented BGC community to enhance the quality of education of our underserved youth. Our current program allows BGC members to build community and connections within the caucus and throughout the world. She can.t wait to incorporate your new ideas and energy into our current program!
	Jessica Rowland Youth Director (jrrowlan@Princeton.EDU ) An alumna of Spelman College in Atlanta, Georgia, Jessica Rowland is a second year graduate student in Molecular Biology. Her research focuses on understanding the role the vasculature surrounding the heart plays in asymmetric cardiac morphogenesis. She is also interested in genetic factors which direct cardiac looping during heart development. As Youth Development Chair Jessica hopes to facilitate a strong relationship between the undergraduate and gradate students of color at Princeton University. She is looking forward to another exciting year with the BGC.