Ambassadors

Each year, the CNF K-12 Outreach program engages over 500 youth and their families. They come to hear about nanoscience and nanoengineering. Teachers bring classes to inspire their students to consider science careers. The CNF visits places like the Sciencenter to show off cool nanoscale phenomena.

Ambassadors supply enthusiasm, vitality, and the fresh face of a scientist/engineer. CNF provides the demo and the interested kids/public. And there are also opportunities for Ambassadors to create new activities with high school and middle school science teachers.

The CNF K-12 Outreach Program is a win-win. CNF reaches more people, especially youth; and the CNF Ambassadors have a great outlet for sharing their love of science. It also provides valuable experience for CVs.

Richa Agrawal
Richa Agrawal
Biochemistry, Molecular, and Cell Biology, Cornell
Clara Chung
Clara Chung
Physics, Cornell
Elena Maria Echeverria Mora
Elena Echeverria Mora
Center for Bright Beams, Cornell
John Indergaard
John Indergaard
Physics, Cornell
Anjana Jayaraman
Anjana Jayaraman
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, Cornell
Maya Martirossyan
Maya Martirossyan
Materials Science & Engineering, Cornell
Jose Monroy
Jose Monroy
Physics, Cornell
Matthew Sullivan
Matthew Sullivan
Physics, Ithaca College
Neha Wadehra
Neha Wadehra
Materials Science & Engineering, Cornell
Hanyu "Alice" Zhang, Cornell University, CNF User Committee Member
Hanyu "Alice" Zhang
Applied & Engineering Physics, Cornell