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Staff Spotlight: Michelle Mallari

Michelle is the Undergraduate Program Coordinator and Scheduler for the Phoenix Cluster which includes the Entomology and Nematology Department and Plant Pathology Department. She also supports the Global Disease Biology, Animal Biology, and Entomology major advising teams. Michelle was also a GDB Peer Advisor from 2021-2023!

Testimonials from the GDB Team:

“Michelle is an invaluable member of the GDB Advising Team. Her compassion, empathy and meticulous organization and attention to detail are unmatched. Her immeasurable work ethic, and her thoughtful, thorough guidance, advising and programmatic and scheduling coordination skillsets continues to uplift the entire department, instructors, staff and students. We are so grateful for you, Michelle and it is a privilege to work alongside you!” -Grace Gomez, Academic Advisor

“Michelle is incredibly organized and hardworking, she does so much behind the scenes work for GDB while also supporting the advising team and students with kindness and compassion! I am so grateful to work with and learn from Michelle!” -Kelly Tobin, Peer Advisor

“Michelle is an essential part of GDB success. Her dedication, organization, and attention to detail are admirable. She manages everything perfectly and helps everyone with compassion while keeping a smile on her face. Michelle cares about everyone’s wellbeing; she’s always there to provide any support needed. It’s a pleasure to work with her, and I am grateful for all of our interactions.” -Rama Drwich, Peer Advisor

“Michelle has been an integral part of our joyful environment and productivity as a major department. Her knowledge and professionalism when handling any situation that comes her way is beyond admirable. I feel very lucky that I’ve gotten the opportunity to learn from her and work by her side the past few years. I know you will bring your light and positive energy wherever you go in the future!” -Megan Terry, Peer Advisor

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