Current Executive Committee Members (2025-2026)
[Left to right]: Gokul Raman (Officer), Graham Spellman (Vice President), Jason Lennon (President), Nic Christ (1st Year Representative), Casey Cox (General Secretary), Natalie Polillo (EmPower Lead Mentor), Angie Rojas Cardenas (2nd Year Representative), Angel Gordon (Student Advisor), Anna Freund (Treasurer), not pictured Caitlyn Edgar (Graduate Student Government Senator)
Past Executive Committee Members
2021-2022
[Left to right]: Jignesh Shantaram Mahajan (Officer), Sampanna Mhatre (Officer), Maida Mahmood (Treasurer), Shagorika Mukherjee (General Secretary), Vidhika Damani (President), Derek Bischoff (Vice President), Wilder Acuna Gonzalez (Outreach Representative)
2020-2021
[Left to right]: Tasnim Kamal Mouri (General Secretary), Vidhika Damani (Outreach Representative), Shagorika Mukherjee (1st Year Representative), Tory Welsch (President), Sampanna Mhatre (1st Year Representative), Wilder Acuna Gonzalez (ASM Representative), Derek Bischoff (Vice President), Wilder Acuna Gonzalez (ASM Representative), not pictured Jill Cleveland (Treasurer)
The Materials Research Society (MRS) was established in 1973 by a visionary group of scientists who shared the belief that their professional interests were broader in scope than existing single-discipline societies and that a new interdisciplinary organization was needed.
Today MRS is a growing, vibrant member-driven organization of 15,000 members from academia, industry and government, and is a recognized leader in the advancement of interdisciplinary materials research. Headquartered in Warrendale, Pennsylvania (USA), MRS membership now spans over 90 countries.
For more information on the Materials Research Society, visit www.mrs.org.
Today MRS is a growing, vibrant member-driven organization of 15,000 members from academia, industry and government, and is a recognized leader in the advancement of interdisciplinary materials research. Headquartered in Warrendale, Pennsylvania (USA), MRS membership now spans over 90 countries.
For more information on the Materials Research Society, visit www.mrs.org.