President
Johanna Gorman
Contact: presidenttamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Biology with a minor in Neuroscience
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Johanna is interested in pursuing a career in exotic and zoo animal medicine.
The President presides over all meetings, events, society, and officers. She is also responsible for organizing speakers, managing cohorts, and ensuring everything runs smoothly.
Vice President
Doris Olenkiewicz
Contact: vptamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Biomedical Sciences with a minor in Classical Studies
Hometown: Denton, Texas
Doris is interested in pursuing a career in exotic and mixed animal medicine.
The Vice President presides over meetings in the absence of the President and helps coordinate our animal experience events and volunteer opportunities. This includes all animal handling clinics, such as trips to the SHMILY and Royal Oaks Alpaca Ranches.
Treasurer
Calvin Young
Contact: treasurertamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Ecology and Conservation Biology
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Calvin is interested in pursuing a career in large and exotic animal medicine.
The Treasurer manages Pre-Vet Society’s finances and is in charge of collecting dues.
Communications Coordinator
Jori Wallace
Contact: communicationstamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Chemistry with a concentration in Biochemistry
Hometown: Colleyville, Texas
Jori is interested in pursuing a career in small animal medicine.
The duties of the Communications Coordinator are to update the Pre-Vet Society website and all social media platforms regularly, respond to PVS emails, and send out reminder and recap emails to all members through the Listserv.
Data Analysis Coordinator
Anna Baldwin
Contact: dactamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Animal Science with a minor in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences
Hometown: Cedar Park, Texas
Anna is interested in pursuing a career in exotic animal medicine with a focus on reproductive medicine and conservation.
The Data Analysis Coordinator tracks and records membership status, points, and attendance. She is also responsible for collecting data from members, including surveys, to compile for future use.
Events Coordinator
Kayden Mace
Contact: ectamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Animal Science
Hometown: Magnolia, Texas
Kayden is interested in pursuing a career in exotic animal medicine, focusing on orthopedics.
The Events Coordinator is responsible for planning all Pre-Vet Society socials and events for the upcoming year, including Big Trip, Doggie Day, and profit shares.
Shadow Program Coordinator
Olivia Vogt
Contact: spcoordinatortamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Animal Science with an Equine Certificate
Hometown: Frisco, Texas
Olivia is interested in pursuing a career in mixed animal medicine.
The Shadow Program Coordinator serves to oversee the Shadow Program, including the application, evaluation, and orientation processes. She also serves as a liaison between Texas A&M students and hosting veterinarians.
Internal Affairs Coordinator
Madison Janda
Contact: internalactamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Animal Science with a minor in Business
Hometown: Austin, Texas
Madison is interested in pursuing a career in exotic animal medicine.
The Internal Affairs Coordinator is the liaison between the Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) and Pre-Vet Society. She also coordinates activities such as the Mock MMI, Mentorship Program, and Vet Student Q&A.
External Affairs Coordinator
Sara Jones
Contact: externalactamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Animal Science with a minor in Biomedical Sciences
Hometown: Holliday, Texas
Sara is interested in pursuing a career in small animal and chiropractic medicine.
The External Affairs Coordinator organizes volunteering events with external entities, arranges the DVM Career Fair, and manages donations.
Merchandising Coordinator
Tyler Desen
Contact: merchandisingtamuprevet@gmail.com
Major/Minor: Animal Science
Hometown: Lewisville, Texas
Tyler is interested in pursuing a career in small animal surgery of neurology.
The Merchandising Coordinator manages merchandise purchases, sales, and current inventory. He also oversees the Logistics Support Committee, which is responsible for ordering and serving food at certain events and handling merchandise.
Logistics Support Committee
The Logistics Support Committee works with the Merchandising Coordinator to handle and design merchandise. They are also responsible for providing food at certain social events.
Henri Bariselle
Major/Minor: Poultry Science
Hometown: Galveston, Texas
Henri is interested in pursuing a career in avian and exotic animal medicine.
Trinity Bushey
Major/Minor: Biomedical Sciences
Hometown: League City, Texas
Trinity is interested in pursuing a career in small and exotic animal medicine.
Addison Meek
Major/Minor: Biomedical Sciences with a minor in Psychology
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
Addison is interested in pursuing a career in mixed animal medicine.
2024-2025 Officer Applications
Members can apply for a maximum of 2 positions. Check out our Constitution here for more information on the requirements and duties of the PVS officers. Applications will close on 2/22 at 11:59 pm.
- President Application
- Vice President Application
- Treasurer Application
- Communications Coordinator Application
- Data Analysis Coordinator Application
- Events Coordinator Application
- Shadow Program Coordinator Application
- Internal Affairs Coordinator Application
- External Affairs Coordinator Application
- Merchandising Coordinator Application
- Logistics Support Committee Application
Pre-Vet Society Advisors
Fred Clubb DVM, Ph.D., DACLAM
Tel: 979-229-9862
Scholarly Interests: Electron microscopic evaluation of myocardial and renal biopsies; qualitative and quantitative evaluation of implantable cardiovascular devices for nonGLP and GLP\preclinical trials.
Research Interests: Comparative cardiovascular and renal electron microscopic pathology; evaluation of implantable cardiovascular devices in GLP laboratory preclinic trials.
Kevin Washburn DVM, DABVP, DACVIM
Dr. Washburn received his DVM at Oklahoma State University. Following graduation, Dr. Washburn worked in private practice for five years in Kansas, focusing on mixed animal medicine. He returned to Oklahoma State University to complete an Internal Medicine Residency and then became a faculty member at the University. In 2005, Dr. Washburn came to Texas A&M University for a faculty position. He now works in the food animal clinic in internal medicine.