The Johns Hopkins student chapter of Society for Biomaterials is a multidisciplinary student club established in 2013 by students from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering. Our society focuses on the promotion of biomaterials research, and the advancement of education and awareness of biomedical and biomaterials sciences through organizing field trips, research seminars, networking and social events. We welcome students from any departments for membership; in fact, we have graduate and undergraduate members from several departments of the school of engineering, and the school of arts and sciences. 

President: Scotty McGaugh – smcgaug2@jhu.edu
Co-President: Dante Navarro – dnavarr3@jhu.edu
Secretary: Brad Parsons – bparso10@jhu.edu
Treasurer: Michael Ainsworth – mainswo3@jhu.edu
External Communications Chair: Kisha Patel – kpatel74@jhu.edu
External Communications Chair: Michael Ian – mian4@jhu.edu
Internal Communications Chair: Bowen Chen – bchen45@jhu.edu

 

At MRS, we try to engage undergraduates in the Materials Science & Engineering department to be more aware of available research and job opportunities and otherwise facilitate interactions between students and professionals in industry and academia.

Nathan Smith – President (nsmith65@jhu.edu)

Bijan Varjavand – Vice President (bvarjav1@jhu.edu)

Jaynie Criscione – Treasurer (jcrisci2@jhu.edu)

Justin Chua – Secretary (jchua2@jhu.edu)

The mission of the Materials Graduate Society (MGS) is to focus on the
advancement of materials scientists and researchers at the graduate and post-graduate
level. Through professional and social development events, our graduate student
organization will strive to improve department camaraderie, academic excellence, and
professional advancement for future scientists. The MGS aims to not only build lifelong friendships but a solid professional
network, along with the opportunity for those involved to expand their communication,
social, and networking skills for the workforce upon graduation.

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