Club Leaders
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Dr. Tanya Quist- Faculty Adviser
tquist@cals.arizona.edu Tanya Quist is an Associate Professor in the School of Plant Sciences and serves as Director of the University of Arizona Campus Arboretum. In these roles, she teaches formal classes to students and educates landscape professionals and members of the community interested in sustainable horticulture and landscape plants of the desert southwest. On her spare time, she grows, plants and hugs trees.
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Mely is a fifth year Environmental Science major with a minor in Sustainable Plant Systems. She is also studying Spanish and Portuguese. She currently works in Dr. Ramirez-Andreotta's lab, studying environmental contamination in homegrown gardens near mines. She loves riding her bicycle and spending time outside.
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Christian Galindo- Vice President
christiang@email.arizona.edu
Christian is a senior majoring in Sustainable Plant Systems with a minor in Sustainable Built Environments. He love plants and hopes to work towards solving sustainability issues our cities and landscapes! He is excited to learn more from everyone in Horticulture Club and see what we can accomplish this semester.
christiang@email.arizona.edu
Christian is a senior majoring in Sustainable Plant Systems with a minor in Sustainable Built Environments. He love plants and hopes to work towards solving sustainability issues our cities and landscapes! He is excited to learn more from everyone in Horticulture Club and see what we can accomplish this semester.
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Nathan Ho- Treasurer
nathanho@email.arizona.edu Nathan is a S=sophomore student studying Plant Science to be a plant breeder. He is an avid gardener and always is learning new things about food, horticulture and life. He spends lots of time at the UA Community Garden, taking in nature and helping learn others grow plants as well. His passions include surfing the web for learning how to grow plants and cooking the food that he grows.
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Justin Squires- Web Master and Secretary
jsquires@email.arizona.edu Justin Squires is a fourth year undergraduate student in the Department of Linguistics with a minor in Japanese language. Since realizing that his major does not define the scope of his intellectual endeavors, he allowed his interests in plant science flourish and get him into the Plant Science Club. Justin specifically has future plans to allow his spiritual kinship to Byrophyta (moss!) flourish equally and devote his spare time to the scientific and spiritual appreciation of all mosses.
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