Drew Schweinfurth
President
I enjoy application development, specifically web/mobile applications. I started as an Industrial Design student in Fall 2008 at ASU, and after a bad semester of hand-drawn messes, I switched to CIS and joined DISC. A couple of semesters and some really great classes later I got the chance to be VP of Membership for DISC. And after a great year for DISC, an awesome opportunity was presented to me and I was elected as President of DISC. I hope that as I hold this role, and with the help of my awesome team, DISC will continue to grow and prosper to be not only the the greatest organization at ASU, but the greatest AIS organization in the nation!
Chaz Guerrero
Vice President of Member Relations
Chaz Guerrero is currently a senior majoring in Computer Information Systems, minoring in Communications and pursing a certificate in International Business. He enjoys going to different countries and studied abroad last summer across Europe. He is currently interning as a Business Systems Analyst and helps create and modify business processes. As a DISC officer, Chaz hopes to provide everyone interested in information technologies a warm welcoming into the club and answer any questions I can.
Jack Vargas
Vice President of Instruction
Currently in his final year, Jack Vargas is pursuing a concurrent honors degree in Computer Information Systems and Supply Chain Management along with a certificate in Honors Business Modeling and Analysis. He enjoys learning about business processes, people, and technology, while at the same time using critical thinking and analytical tools to find areas of opportunities. As VP of Instruction he has the ultimate goal of presenting interesting, meaningful, and relevant business and career information to the entire body of DISC. Alongside his responsibilities with DISC, he serves as Co-Executive Director of Consulting Scholars, the W.P. Carey School of Business undergraduate consulting club, along with being an Analyst intern with Salt River Project.
Branden Lau
Vice President of Finance
Branden Lau is currently a junior majoring in Computer Information Systems and Supply Chain Management. He enjoys working with technology and learning about business concepts. He hopes to work as a strategic consultant, providing clients with ways to run their businesses efficiently and effectively. As a DISC officer, Branden wishes to provide a beneficial experience to those who are interested in information systems.
Afifa Tawil
Vice President of Community Service
Afifa Tawil is currently a senior majoring in Computer Information Systems and Business with a concentration in Sustainability as well as a certificate in International Business. She enjoys project management and searching the internet for good code and programs. Before becoming the VP of Community Service she led the DISC team at the Biz Olympics and represented DISC twice at the Avnet Virtual Video challenge. In high school, she also co-founded a book drive called A Book to Call My Own which to date raised over 5000 books for children from disadvantaged backgrounds. She wants DISC become a prime name in community involvement around campus and the local community.
Diego Ortiz-Monasterio
Vice President of IT
Diego Ortiz-Monasterio is currently a Sophomore majoring in Computer Information Systems and hoping to add Supply Chain as a concurrent major next semester. He enjoys building web applications and programming in general. As VP of IT Diego wants to keep enhancing the DISC website to meet any of the dynamic needs posed by the club. This past summer he interned with Cox Communications in their Business Intelligence Department as a developer.
T.J. Wey
Vice President of Corporate Relations
Majoring in Computer Information Systems and minoring in Applied Psychology, Tiffany T.J. Wey enjoys using technology to change the way people do things. As the VP of Corporate Relations, she strives to bring students and industry professionals together. Meanwhile, T.J. is also the Vice President of Camp Sparky, a student organization that works with underprivileged fifth graders at Title 1 elementary schools to encourage the pursuit of higher education. In the summer of 2011, T.J. had a wonderful experience working as an IMLP EID with GE Healthcare in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.