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Tyler Tutak (They/Them)
Food Justice
Major: Independent Studies (Sustainable and Transformative Approaches to Radical Energy)
Contact: ttutak@ucsd.edu
Tyler is a second year in Eighth College. They help manage sustainable food systems and events within UCSD alongside Sofie. Sustainability is important to them because it is important for everyone and affects us all! There is a lot of bad but a lot of opportunity to make good for a lot of people.They also love to write Haikus.
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Sofie Blazejova (She/They)
Food Justice
Major: General Biology
Minor: Biochemistry
Contact: Soffie.b4@gmail.comSofie is a second year in Seventh College. They work with Tyler to help put on F.J. events and work on sustainable food systems. Sofie hopes that we can create a warm and welcoming space on campus for anyone who may need it. She wants to work with other clubs/ organizations on campus such as TREND, Saltman Quarterly, FoodCoop, Triton Food bank, SJP, and many more.They had the chance to study abroad in Costa Rica this past summer.
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Eva Tyannikov (They/She)
Energy and Waste
Major: Environmental System/Ecology Behavior and Evolutions
Minor: Urban Studies and Planning
Contact: etyannikov@ucsd.edu
Eva is a second year in Seventh College. They work to maintain UCSD's goal to reduce waste through composting and waste sorting. They have visited 16 national parks thus far. Eva hopes to build a strong SSC community, hold AS accountable, education for students using events.
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Shannon Lee (She/Her)
Public Health
Major: Public Health (Health Policy and Management)
Contact: shl228@ucsd.edu
Shannon is a fourth year in Revelle College, she is excited to be a part of this vibrant community and is excited to start on innovative projects under Public Health. She loves diving into the health dynamics on campus and wants to elevate the overall well-being of our diverse and dynamic student community. -
Justine Vuong (She/Her)
Water
Major: Marine Biology
Minor: Political Science
Contact: jfvuong@ucsd.edu
Justine is a third year in Marshall College. She brews her own kombucha as a past time. She wants to have fun with the SSC and do events that resonate with the group's mission statement. She is passionate about making sure the Keeling Curve does not become her reality.
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Sofia Daniel (She/Her)
Urban Development and Transportation
Major: Urban Studies and Planning and Ethnic Studies
Contact: smdaniel@ucsd.edu
Sofia is a fourth year in Revelle College, she wants to make an impact and leave UCSD feeling like she made a difference within her community and herself. Another personal goal is to make and create her own recipes! She recently made some homemade cornbread.
Administrative Directors
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Mollie King (She/Her)
Internal Development
Major: Anthropology concentration in Climate Change & Human Solutions/Marine Science & Climate Change Studies
Contact:m8king@ucsd.edu
Mollie is a third year in Seventh College. She works alongside Andie to plan and organize for the SSC. She is a natural with a compass when she is out and about adventuring and also loves hammocking, stacking rocks, backpacking, curating the best playlists you’ve ever heard, derns, dreaming about biophilic cities with solar energy and plants and art covering every bare surface, sea dragons, and eating the Trader Joe's mini peanut butter cups.
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Andie Ongaco (She/They)
Internal Development
Major: Urban Studies and Planning: Real Estate and Development
Contact: aongaco@ucsd.edu
Andie is a fourth year in Revelle College. She believes creating a conversation centered upon corporations and their effect on the environment allows us to learn, analyze, and take action on the injustices and issues surrounding corporations as the leading cause of climate change. Paying closer attention to the UC system's association with big oil, the narrative of transparency within the UC system and UCSD should start with the Climate Action Plan and inspect their efforts into divestments of big oil. She pushes forward that this dialogue expands past words to the daily practices of the individual, like choosing sustainable swaps and amplifying your voice of responsibility of UCSD to move towards more sustainable practices.
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Elyse Kuta (She/Her)
External Development
Major: Environmental Systems: Ecology, Behavior, and Evolution
Contact: ekuta@ucsd.edu
Elyse, is a fourth year in Revelle College. She joined the SSC to create a more sustainable impact on the community around her and improve the way sustainability is viewed. She has lived internationally and understands that sustainability is necessary from a young age. It gave her an intersectional perspective on what is environmental justice. Her mission is to unite her peers in their sustainable endeavors and to provide a voice for the SSC that encompasses that of a diverse group of people while acknowledging the privilege of our community.
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Caren Aguirre (She/Her/Ella)
External Development
Major: Environmental Systems
Minor: Urban Studies and Planning and
Contact: c1aguirre@ucsd.edu
Caren is a fourth year in Revelle College. She hopes to help support the new gen of SSCers that are rising up to become establish and confident in their role. She also wants to cool people to campus for events and help everyone get their projects to a wide audience. She hopes to one day achieve in making environmental justuce available to all. She loves movies, snoopies, and wetlands!
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Catalina Bilandzija (She/Her)
Media and Marketing
Major: Media Industries in Communications
Minor: Dance/Food Studies
Contact: cbilandzija@ucsd.edu
Catalina is a second year in Marshall College. She is interested in food and sustainability (homegrown, homecooked, composting etc.) She loves to write, workout, cook, and read. She hopes to make the SSC website and Instagram as interactive and lively as possible with all the updated information.
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Christina Chen (She/Her)
Operations and Resources
Major: Business Economics
Minor: Marketing/Psychology
Contact: chc056@ucsd.edu
Christina is a fourth year in Sixth College she loves being around nature and landscapes to help decrease her stress, she would hate to see it be changed for the worse which is why she wants to make her senior year the best and make the SRC an inviting, popular, and iconic space on campus.
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Emily Ilin
TGIF and Finance
Major: International Studies/International Business & Mechanical Engineering
Contact: emilynicolelife@gmail.com
Emily is a second year in E.R.C She hopes to let people know what T.G.I.F. is and make budgeting as easy as possible. She can speak and read up to five languages and she loves to eat gyoza with shrimp.