If you are interested in a leadership position with GSC, please email gsc@uky.edu and attend our next meeting to learn more!
Executive Board 2026-2027
President: Marguerite (Maisy) Webster
Maisy Webster is a fourth-year clinical psychology PhD student. She holds a B.A. in Public Health and Psychology from Johns Hopkins University and a M.S. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Kentucky. Maisy’s research focuses on improving the quality and accessibility of behavioral health services for patients with cancer and other chronic diseases. Outside of work, Maisy enjoys running, crafting, and spending time with friends and family.
Vice President: Kameron Cox
Kameron Cox is a second-year Master of Public Policy candidate at the Martin School of Public Policy and Administration. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Public Affairs from Indiana University and is committed to advancing public systems that are equitable, transparent, and sustainable. His policy interests encompass environmental justice, sustainable development, conservation and climate change policy, and nonprofit capacity and advocacy, all grounded in a strong belief in the power of public policy to effect meaningful and lasting change.
Chief of Staff: Jamar Green
Jamar Green is a second-year PhD student in the Studies in Higher Education program. He is from Linden, NJ, but currently resides in Lexington, KY. He holds two Bachelor of Arts degrees in Law & Justice Studies and Africana Studies, as well as a Master of Arts degree in Higher Education, all from Rowan University. His research interests are in Black student leadership and mentorship, and recruitment and retention of men of color in higher education initiatives. Jamar is currently a Research Assistant in the College of Education's Evaluation Center. Outside the classroom, he enjoys cooking, baking, going to brunch, and spending time with friends.
Secretary: Amanda Gyesi
Amanda Efua Gyesi is a doctoral student at the University of Kentucky whose research focuses on interpersonal communication, family communication, and identity. She holds a master's degree in communication, where her work focused on identity and self-presentation. Amanda is currently pursuing her PhD in Communication at the University of Kentucky. Her research explores how individuals navigate relational dynamics across different phases of life, with particular focus on couples’ communication and mother-daughter relationships. She is passionate about advancing communication research within African contexts, with the goal of producing work that is both culturally meaningful and practically valuable for families. Originally from Ghana, Amanda brings a culturally grounded and community-driven perspective to both her scholarship and leadership roles. In her free time, Amanda likes to cook, listen to music and learn new skills.
Treasurer: Vacant
Student Affairs Officer: Vacant
President Emeritus: Edward Olajide
Edward Olajide is a veterinarian with special interest in the Equine species. Edward received his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree from University of Ilorin, Nigeria. He is currently working toward a doctoral degree in Equine Infectious Diseases focusing on Equid Alphaherpesvirus 1 (EHV-1) latency. He has interests in Infectious Diseases, Internal Medicine, Animal Welfare, and One Health. Outside academia, Edward loves traveling, community outreach, and playing soccer.
