Our Team
See what the Andrew Goodman Campus Teams have been up to!
University of California-Berkeley
University of La Verne
University of San Francisco
Click each university’s name to learn more about the Campus Teams.
See what the Andrew Goodman Campus Teams have been up to!
University of California-Berkeley
University of La Verne
University of San Francisco
Click each university’s name to learn more about the Campus Teams.
Dr. Sandra Bass currently serves as Executive Director & Associate Dean of the Public Service Center at UC Berkeley. Upon receiving her doctorate in political science, Dr. Bass was appointed as an assistant professor of Criminology and Political Science at the University of Maryland, College Park, where she integrated service learning into both her undergraduate and graduate courses. In 2002 Sandra joined the David and Lucile Packard Foundation, and in 2010 she was selected to lead the Foundation’s girl’s education, women’s leadership, and reproductive health program in Sub-Saharan Africa, and later was appointed the executive director of Teach With Africa, an organization focused on cross cultural learning for K-12 teachers in the US and South Africa. Sandra has published numerous articles and essays in academic journals and on various platforms, and has co-edited three volumes. She currently serves on the regional board of Multiplying Good (formerly known as the Jefferson Awards Foundation), the UC Berkeley Chancellor’s Community Partnership Fund, the Osher Center for Lifelong Learning Diversity and Equity Advisory Board, and Co-Chairs the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Civic Engagement Advisory Board. She has also served as a “Wise Head” reviewer for the MacArthur Foundation 100 and change competition, on the steering committee of the African Grantmakers Affinity Group, and is the former Board Chair of the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights in Oakland, among other appointments. She is also a nonviolence trainer and educator. Sandra holds a BA from San Jose State University, and an MA and PhD from UC Berkeley, all in political science.
Kyleigh Wallace is a senior at the University of California, Berkeley, where she is double majoring in Political Science and Media Studies. She currently serves as Programs Director for the ASUC Vote Coalition (VoteCo), where she develops and leads initiatives to increase student civic engagement. Kyleigh is committed to combating abstentionism by fostering a culture of active democratic participation among her peers. She is passionate about expanding access to the ballot box and empowering students to see their voices as essential to shaping and maintaining a more representative democracy.
Dzian Tran is a senior at UC Berkeley studying English and Public Policy. As Director of the Vote Coalition, she helps lead efforts to make voting more accessible and meaningful for students on campus. Dzian has been dedicated to civic engagement since high school, and she is driven by the belief that informed participation is essential to building stronger, more just communities.
Myrna Hugo is a Program Coordinator for the Office of Civic and Community Engagement. In her role, Myrna works with students to foster one of the university’s core values of community engagement through community-based learning opportunities. She also coordinates with community partners to identify and support collaboration that builds a culture of civic engagement within their neighboring communities. Prior to joining the University of La Verne, Myrna was a member of the President’s Office administrative team at the University of Redlands.
Matthew Markey is a sophomore studying Political Science at the University of La Verne. He enjoys going to concerts, playing volleyball, and following politics. Matthew has always had a passion for voting and looks forward to helping more young people become engaged in the voting process!
Angeline is the Campus Champion at the University of San Francisco and oversees the University's undergraduate public service programs and supports community-engaged learning across the institution. She has a diverse background in the public sector, specializing in immigration, economic, and community development issues for government agencies and non-profit organizations. Most recently she worked with UNICEF to design mentorship and education programs in Vietnam and at the Center for American Progress in Washington, D.C., managing social and economic policy analyses for communities of color. She holds a Master of Public Policy from the Goldman School of Public Policy at UC Berkeley and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and International Studies from Trinity University. Angie is a seasoned organizer and community development and policy strategist with over ten years of experience working on social justice, civic engagement, and equity issues. A native of Texas, she currently lives in San Francisco.
Laine is a senior at the University of San Francisco, majoring in Critical Diversity Studies with minors in Environmental Studies and Gender and Sexuality Studies. They have a great passion for social justice, political empowerment, and community engagement. Outside of USFVotes, they're involved with other campus clubs and organizations that dedicate their efforts to global causes and human rights. Their post-grad goal is to become a K-8 educator so they can help shape and understand future generations of leaders. Laine is very grateful for the opportunity to work with the Andrew Goodman Foundation and to shape long-term connections with like-minded peers.
Shaped by her hardworking family in and out of the San José community of her upbringing, Elena understands the value of showing up. Whether this act takes the form of collaborating to enhance the experiences of the Latine population on campus, or in ensuring her peers feel confident about all things voting, offering an informed and dependable presence is something Elena strives to uphold. Studying politics at the University of San Francisco (USF), she intends to go on to law school and build a career working in the immigration and labor realms of law. At USF, she is grateful for the opportunities to work with with USF Votes, serve on the executive board of the Latine Undergraduate Network of Activists (L.U.N.A), as well as stand as the current At-Large Latine Student Representative with the Associated Students of the University of San Francisco.
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