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Steven Bancroft
National Security Affairs Fellow,
BioLieutenant Colonel Steven Bancroft is a combat engineer officer and red teamer in the Marine Corps. In nineteen years of service, he has deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, Nepal, and the Philippines. His roles have included combat, humanitarian, and training assignments. He completed three tours of duty in Okinawa, Japan, totaling ten years of experience in the Indo-Pacific region.
Bancroft served as department head and the sole aviation ground support instructor at Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One, the Marine Corps’s leading aviation training command, where he spent three years enhancing warfighting capabilities and integrating aviation and ground forces.
Most recently, Bancroft commanded the Seventh Engineer Support Battalion at Camp Pendleton, California, delivering combat and general engineering support and overseeing engineering deployments for I Marine Expeditionary Force in the Indo-Pacific and other regions. -
Jennifer K. Bando
Assistant Professor of Microbiology and Immunology
Current Research and Scholarly InterestsMucosal immunology, innate lymphocytes
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Shalmali Bane
Research Assistant, Pediatrics - Neonatology
BioShalmali Bane is doctoral student in the Department of Epidemiology and Population Health. She is a trainee with the Center for Population Health Sciences, in the Stanford School of Medicine. She works with Dr. Suzan Carmichael on examining social determinants of reproductive health and perinatal outcomes. Shalmali grew up in India and received a biology degree from Stanford, with a focus in Neurobiology. Prior to graduate school, she was a healthcare consultant with the Analysis Group, where she focused on survey research, literature reviews, and budget impact modelling. She is passionate about equity and inclusion initiatives and serves on her departmental JEDI committee. She hopes to meld all of these experiences together in her current work: applying rigorous epidemiological methods to study how factors like socially determined race/ethnicity and socio-economic position impact the experiences of birthing persons.
