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Danny Elmoussa
Program Coordinator
My name is Danny Elmoussa and I am a Program coordinator at the Center for Equity & Inclusion. I have planned and hosted many amazing events throughout my tenure here, including the Diwali Celebration, Palestine Interactive Seminar, Holiday Celebrations, etc. I enjoy being involved on campus and doing events for the clubs I’m apart of (MESAA & UHA). My hobbies include playing basketball and football, videos games, exploring new foods, and content creation.
Erandy Flores-Bucio
Student Retention & Community Development Assistant
Hey everyone! My name is Erandy Flores-Bucio and I am the Student Retention & Community Development Assistant. I am a Senior majoring in Ethnic, Gender, and Labor Studies and minoring in Teaching, Learning, and Justice. I enjoy going on walks and love finding scenic views in my free time. In my role, I help facilitate the RISE Cohort, which helps first-year students find community and resources at UWT.
Annah Vongkhamchanh
Student Program Coordinator
Hello everyone! My name is Annah Vongkhamchanh and I am a Student Program Coordinator for the Center for Equity and Inclusion. I am a junior majoring in Marketing in the Milgard School of Business. My current position allows me to create student-centered events that aims to support the CEI's mission. I have facilitated and coordinated the Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) Real Talk and the 2024 Lunar New Year Celebration!
Denis Mun
Pantry Assistant
Hey everyone! My name is Denis Mun and I am the Pantry Assistant at UWT! I am a senior majoring in Business Management and minoring in Data Analytics. I love discovering and exploring new things whether it’s traveling or activities in everyday life. At the Pantry, me and my colleagues strive to create a safe and welcoming environment, provide support and offer food to students in need!
Fernando Buitron Hernandez
Pantry Assistant
Hello, my name is Fernando Buitron Hernandez. I'm a pantry student worker at The University of Washington Tacoma. I am an undergrad student majoring in Social Work (BASW) program. I enjoy spending time with my friends outside, I enjoy walking my dog out, I enjoy doing my hobbies, playing soccer, writing, watching movies, as well listening, and dancing to my favorite music. In my role, I help facilitate giving out food and hygiene products to students, faculty, and staff. Which helps a lot of those who live or go to UW Tacoma in saving money and accessing good essential needs.
Sherry C. Auomanu
Pantry Assistant
Talofa, my name is Sherry , majoring in Urban studies. And I’m your pantry assistant.
“O le ala I le pule, o le tautua”. “The path to leadership is through service”.
Ariel Vasquez (he/she/they)
Student Assistant
The secretary to the Native and Indigenous RSO Cedar Circle and assistant to the syayəʔadiʔ (Family Room) is an immigrant from Nicaragua, who grew up under the influence of the Catholic Church, and later the western depictions of queerness in American media. Ariel was hired in 2022 to aid the activities in the Family Room.
Some of Ariel's interests lie in urban community development, working class solidarity, and decolonization of gender dynamics. Their work in the Family Room has served as an introductory stage in UWT's effort to encourage tribal members and folks of indigenous descent to make the institutions' resources their own to claim for the purpose of exerting influence in policy making, and local as well as mainstream culture.
Husneha Ghafoori
Pantry Assistant
Hello my name is Husneha. I am a pre major freshmen hoping to go into law and policy. I work at the pantry. I love to play badminton and tennis and I read during my free time.
Sarah Herbruger
Pantry Assistant
Hi, my name is Sarah Herbruger. I'm a current freshmen and I'm interested in majoring in psychology and minoring in sociology. I am a Pantry Assistant at UWT.I enjoy spending my free time on arts and crafts and working out, as well as being a part of UWT’s soccer nights. I look forward to helping the pantry build a strong relationship with our campus.
