The Executive Board
President
Colin Carroll
Colin is a Junior studying Biology, Health, and Society as well as Business and joined Green Wolverine Sophomore year. He is loves to craft events that are meaningful and spark interest to others. Colin has a special interest in the supply chain and biotech disciplines of cannabis, as he would love to work in a position that helps improve the health of others through creative cannabis innovations.
Membership & Recruitment
Hannah Grochowski
Hannah is a junior studying nursing and minoring in global health. She joined Green Wolverine during her freshman year to learn more about how the growing cannabis business intersects with modern medicine. She is excited to meet new members and help grow the Green Wolverine community.
Vice President
Sydney Hyde
Sydney is a junior studying Business Administration with a minor in User Experience Design. She is eager to be involved with e-board and make an impact on the club, helping others understand and appreciate such an emerging industry.
Partnerships
Reese Salgado
Reese is a Junior in the School of Information studying information analysis. She enjoys collaborating with other team members to promote the club via social media. In addition, she is excited to foster a welcoming environment for all Green Wolverine members and learn more about the industry.
Treasurer
Gavin Denman
Gavin is a junior in the Ross School of Business focusing on sustainability and corporate action. He joined Green Wolverine his first semester of freshman year and is most excited about connecting with professionals in the industry and learning about their journeys.
GW History
Adam Rosenberg, Founder
Adam was a 15 year old medical associate when he was first curious about cannabis. While patients were being prescribed strong pharmaceutical drugs, he noticed a high frequency of patients testing positive for THC in the urinalysis lab. He became inspired to understand the scientific evidence on medical cannabis in contrast to the riskier prescriptions.
When Adam was 19, he went beyond conventional research and worked at a medical cannabis dispensary where he heard first-hand how cannabis had improved the lives of hundreds of patients. In addition to learning about the product, he became cognizant of the growing career opportunities in the cannabis industry while recognizing the lack of awareness from high-potential talent at universities. He founded Green Wolverine at the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business to promote education and uplift the industry through the addition of bright students and recent graduates.
He continues to promote cannabis therapeutics through speaking roles and as a lecturer in the PharmSci420 Course at the University of Michigan College of Pharmacy, and through his position as President of Vlasic Bioscience, a family of companies focused on healing through cannabis.
