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Leadership
K. J. Plank
President and Chairman of the Board
A 2009 graduate of Stanford University with a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering, K.J. is currently serving on active duty in the United States Navy and in training to become a submarine officer. Having spent most of his life in the Pacific Northwest, he hopes to return to the region someday to start a family. In his spare time, he enjoys backpacking and any salt‐water related activities, especially in the San Juan Islands. K.J. became a Christian his freshman year at Stanford after an extended period of stop‐and‐go soul searching and, because of this, understands deeply the importance of reaching out to students during their formative college years. |
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Aimee Rolston
Vice‐President and Chairman of the Outreach Committee
Aimee graduated from Stanford in June of 2008 with a BA in Human Biology. She was married to her husband, Brice, in July of 2008 and worked last year at Stanford as a Course Associate for Human Biology. She recently moved to Ann Arbor, MI where she is working as a research project coordinator in the division of Child Behavioral Health at the University of Michigan. Both she and her husband will be starting medical school next fall at the University of Michigan. She spent most of her childhood in Texas and competed all four years for the Stanford gymnastics team. Aimee grew up going to church and became a Christian in middle school. She is excited to be involved in the faith lives of college students as they seek, grow, and question. |
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Lauren Elmore
Treasurer, Chairman of the Finance Committee
Lauren graduated from Stanford University in June of 2008 with a BA in Economics, where she was a member of the gymnastics team. She is currently working as a Consulting Associate for Cambridge Associates, a financial consulting firm for institutional and high net‐ worth individual clients. Outside of work, Lauren enjoys working with middle school students at her church. She also loves spending time in Colorado skiing with her family. Lauren is excited to be a part of an organization that has the ability to impact the lives of college students. |
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