RSB Ambassador!
I wrote a post a couple of weeks ago, probably longer, about how the CDT got accreditation by the RSB, RSC and IoP because of the bespoke training program the CDT offers its students. Well, what I didn't include in that post was the fact that the operations team had developed a list mentors for the students who wished to ascertain a membership. The list had contact info for a range of academic and industry mentors that are affiliated with each institute and if we (the students) wanted to get in touch for advice or help we could! I chose Prof. Kim Hardie (https://sites.google.com/site/hardieresearch/) as my mentor and had a fantastic meeting where I explained my love for outreach and goal to reach chartered status with the society. Luckily for me, Dr Hardie is an active member of the RSB and was able to direct me to the RSB Ambassador page on the RSB website. Basically, to quote the page, "RSB ambassadors are enthusiastic, active and engaged members of the Royal Society of Biol