EYH Committee Chairs are responsible for the overall organization of the EYH conference. They are mostly graduate student volunteers. Each position can have a chair and several committee members who are learning about how EYH is organized. If you are interested in being an EYH Committee Chair/Member or helping out with the conference organization for 2010 please contact us at eyh@ccmr.cornell.edu.

	Overall Conference Organization:
	Lindsay Batory - Conference Chair Department: Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research: Development of new synthetic methods for organic chemistry
	Lena Fitting - Conference Chair for Programming Department: Applied and Engineering Physics Research: Electron microscopy and spectroscopy on multifunctional oxides
	Robin Smith - Conference Chair for Finance Department: Physics Research: Membrane biophysical imaging
	Lauren Childs - Registration Department: Center for Applied Mathematics Research: Dynamics of a substrate-enzyme interaction in macrophage cells of the immune system
	Megan Owen - Registration Department: Center for Applied Mathematics Research: Efficiently calculating the distance between phylogenetic trees
	Amy Richter - Workshops Department: Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research: Silicon surface chemistry
	Advertising EYH and Communicating with Girls:
	Alex Amaro - Brochure and Publicity Department: Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell Biology Research: Studying the mechanism of DNA segregation during mitotic cell division
	Bethsabe Romero - Initial Contacts Department: Molecular Medicine Research: Electrophysiological studies of nicotine and cocaine on neuronal receptors
	Pat Viele - Mailing Physical Sciences Librarian Research: Finding the best way to help people find information
	Amélie Saintonge - Website Department: Astronomy Research: Star formation in low mass galaxies
	Recruiting Volunteers:
	Amelia Anderson - Chaperones (Buddies)
	Sara Barron - General Volunteers Department: Materials Science and Engineering Research: Amorphous dielectric thin films of doped titanium dioxide
	Elysa Goldberg - Adult Panel Department: Biochemistry, Molecular, and Cell Biology Research: Degradation of intracellular lipid storage organelles
	Feeding 500+ People:
	Stephanie Hammond - Food Department: Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research: Membrane trafficking in mast cells
	Jennie Sanders - Volunteer Reception Department: Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research: Understanding the mechanism of cofactor (vitamin) biosynthesis and connections to neurogenerative disease
	Handouts and Important Infrastructure:
	Jessica Lamb - Science Resources & Books Department: Applied and Engineering Physics Research: Small Angle X-Ray Scattering (SAXS) on biomolecules
	Samantha Roberts - Folders Department: Physics Research: Microfluidic systems for carbon nanotube devices
	Katy Bosworth - T-Shirts Department: Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research: Block copolymer lithography
	Marie Nydam - Buses and Transportation Department: Ecology and Evolution Research: Molecular evolution in marine invertebrates
	Josie Gruver - Signs Department: Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research: Determination of solution structures of lithium enolates
	Erin Hill - Evaluations Department: Molecular Biology and Genetics Research: Evolution of the immune system in fruit flies
	Faculty Support:
	Dave Collum - Financial Advisor Department: Chemistry and Chemical Biology Research: Organolithium reagents
	Joy Swanson - Faculty Advisor Department: Nutritional Science
	Ritchie Patterson - Faculty Advisor Department: Physics Research: Experimental high energy physics
	Administrative Support:
	Nev Singhota Educational Programs Director Cornell Center for Materials Research
	Kevin Dilley Educational Programs Manager Cornell Center for Materials Research
	Jane Earle Educational Programs Coordinator Cornell Center for Materials Research

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