Alexander Bunnell is an Associate Project Manager for the VVC. He is a graduate of Lipscomb University where he studied Project Management and Corporate Management. He provides support for the planning, developing and executing of day to day projects. He manages intellectual property, material requests and CDA requests, in addition to assisting with grant and contract progress reports. He is also an acting liaison between CTTC and the lab and assists the Senior Program Manager with collaboration management.

Andrew Trivette completed his BS and MS in Biology at Middle Tennessee State University, where his MS research focused on the role of certain membrane-bound proteins in the Saccharomyces cerevisiae secretory pathway. Then he spent 3 years at North Carolina State University where he worked in Bioinformatics, studying how and where translation occurs in Arabidopsis thaliana and attempting to identify novel, non-canonical translation start sites using ribosome footprinting data.  

Hello, I'm Tracy Martin. I am originally from Nashville, and I have lived many different places over the years, but landed back in Tennessee to settle down just outside of Nashville.  I graduated from Western Governors University with a degree in Business and Human Resources Management, with a strong concentration in Accounting and Finance principles.  I am in my twenty-fifth year with VUMC, having worked in the Children’s Hospital in Pediatric and Adolescent inpatient units, Myelosuppression and Hematology/Oncology units, and Nursing Administration for the first twenty-one years and in Infectious Diseases at the Comprehensive Care Center with the Southeast AIDS Education & Training Center since 2015 on a grant for educating providers who care for people living with HIV.  Outside of work, you would most likely find me reading, working in my yard planting flowers and trees, or exploring new places with my camera.