Board of Governors
Alan Han
Chair of the Board
Alan is in his 2nd year of an After Degree in Nursing at the University of Alberta. Having been involved in TeamUP Science for 6 years, he hopes to continue spreading his passion for education and empowering youth to a wider audience around Canada through the Board of Governors. He previously served as VP YSIP and Student Group Advisor for the TUS U of A Branch. In his spare time, he enjoys playing with his dog and blasting show tunes in his car.
Alan Han
Chair of the Board
Alan is in his 2nd year of an After Degree in Nursing at the University of Alberta. Having been involved in TeamUP Science for 6 years, he hopes to continue spreading his passion for education and empowering youth to a wider audience around Canada through the Board of Governors. He previously served as VP YSIP and Student Group Advisor for the TUS U of A Branch. In his spare time, he enjoys playing with his dog and blasting show tunes in his car.
Connor Ritchie
Chair of Finance & Grants
Chair of Innovations
Connor is a recent Science and Education graduate from the University of Alberta. He's been volunteering with TeamUP Science for 3 years primarily with CSW, HSW, and EW. Connor is a fan of the interactive approach to STEM TeamUP Science provides to underprivileged populations in Alberta. In his spare time, you might find him playing video games, cycling around Edmonton, or growing lettuce.
Daisy Lau
Chair of Finance & Grants
Daisy is in her sixth year of a Computing Science degree. She returns as a member of the Board in hopes that she can help continue and make the event a success for future participants! She wants to be able to provide these opportunities for high school students to be exposed to all different fields of science. In her free time, she likes to cook, play board games, and enjoy a hot cup of coffee.
Angie Chen
Student Group Advisor
Angie is a third year PhD candidate in the Department of Oncology at the University of Alberta where she also completed her undergraduate degree in Honours Physiology. She started out as the director of demonstrations and outreach for both YSIC and C3 before moving up to become the VP YSIC. After serving her term as the President of TeamUP Science last year, Angie has now transitioned to the role of Student Group Advisor for North Campus so she can continue to support the organization.