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2023-2024 Executive Board
Loren Sass
Co-Director of Alumni Relations
Loren is a nonprofit professional specializing in development initiatives and strategy. She joined itrek as the Director of Development & Institutional Giving in June 2022, and stewards a $12M+ annual campaign. From 2017 through 2022, she served in various development roles at Gibney, a performing arts and social justice organization based in Lower Manhattan.
Loren began as the Institutional Giving Manager, and subsequently held the role of Senior Manager of Institutional Giving before transitioning to Deputy Director of Development, where she steered all aspects of the department, including institutional giving, individual giving, board management, and events.
Loren participated in the year-long Nativ College Leadership Program in Israel and holds a B.A. in Dance and Business Administration from Muhlenberg College, where she graduated magna cum laude. At NYU, Loren is an MPA Candidate specializing in Social Impact, Innovation & Investment, as well as a 2023-2025 UJA Graduate Fellow.
In her free time, Loren enjoys hiking and kayaking, and can often be found catching a theater or dance performance around the City (Let her know if you want to go to anything!). Loren lives in Brooklyn with her orange tabby cat, Sal, and is thrilled to join the SIIA Board this year.
Loren is a nonprofit professional specializing in development initiatives and strategy. She joined itrek as the Director of Development & Institutional Giving in June 2022, and stewards a $12M+ annual campaign. From 2017 through 2022, she served in various development roles at Gibney, a performing arts and social justice organization based in Lower Manhattan.
Loren began as the Institutional Giving Manager, and subsequently held the role of Senior Manager of Institutional Giving before transitioning to Deputy Director of Development, where she steered all aspects of the department, including institutional giving, individual giving, board management, and events.
Loren participated in the year-long Nativ College Leadership Program in Israel and holds a B.A. in Dance and Business Administration from Muhlenberg College, where she graduated magna cum laude. At NYU, Loren is an MPA Candidate specializing in Social Impact, Innovation & Investment, as well as a 2023-2025 UJA Graduate Fellow.
In her free time, Loren enjoys hiking and kayaking, and can often be found catching a theater or dance performance around the City (Let her know if you want to go to anything!). Loren lives in Brooklyn with her orange tabby cat, Sal, and is thrilled to join the SIIA Board this year.
Qianqian (Vicky) Zheng
Director of Communications
Vicky is a full-time second-year MPA-PNP candidate at The Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University, specializing in Social Impact, innovation, and investment(SI3). She pays attention to aesthetics and details and comes to SIIA so she can better help this organization increase its impact. She was born and raised in Shanghai, China, where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Russian at Fudan University.
During her undergraduate, Vicky was the president of the Russian Club, where she worked to connect international and local students in cultural exchanges. She has participated in several international volunteer programs, including assisting rural education in Thailand and assisting in ESOL for refugees and immigrants in the New England area. Her field of interest is global food sovereignty.
In her spare time, Vicky loves trying new recipes and baking artisan breads in free time. She's also a licensed Chinese dance teacher.
Vicky is a full-time second-year MPA-PNP candidate at The Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service at New York University, specializing in Social Impact, innovation, and investment(SI3). She pays attention to aesthetics and details and comes to SIIA so she can better help this organization increase its impact. She was born and raised in Shanghai, China, where she graduated with a bachelor's degree in Russian at Fudan University.
During her undergraduate, Vicky was the president of the Russian Club, where she worked to connect international and local students in cultural exchanges. She has participated in several international volunteer programs, including assisting rural education in Thailand and assisting in ESOL for refugees and immigrants in the New England area. Her field of interest is global food sovereignty.
In her spare time, Vicky loves trying new recipes and baking artisan breads in free time. She's also a licensed Chinese dance teacher.
Rachel Fleischer
Co-Chair
Rachel Fleischer is a part-time Wagner Student, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. She is entering her third year and looking forward to connecting new and continuing students to the many resources that SIIA can provide. She is currently working full-time at Solar One, a non-profit dedicated to solar education and workforce development, as the Director of Clean Energy Communities.
Previously, she spent six years working with climatetech startups at the Urban Future Lab. Rachel holds a Bachelor of Science in Fashion Design from the University of Cincinnati and spent five years working as a designer in the fashion industry before joining Solar One. She spends her free time drinking electrolytes and bullet journaling.
Rachel Fleischer is a part-time Wagner Student, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. She is entering her third year and looking forward to connecting new and continuing students to the many resources that SIIA can provide. She is currently working full-time at Solar One, a non-profit dedicated to solar education and workforce development, as the Director of Clean Energy Communities.
Previously, she spent six years working with climatetech startups at the Urban Future Lab. Rachel holds a Bachelor of Science in Fashion Design from the University of Cincinnati and spent five years working as a designer in the fashion industry before joining Solar One. She spends her free time drinking electrolytes and bullet journaling.
Nicole Jagernauth
Co-Director of Events
Nicole is a second-year MPA student at NYU Wagner, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation and Investment. Whilst pursuing her degree, she currently works at Bloomberg LP as a Sales Account Manager covering NYC based Asset Managers. Prior to this, she held the role of a Bloomberg Team Leader for 3 years, managing a Portfolio & Risk Analytics team. She also played a key part in promoting inclusivity for underrepresented Bloomberg employees through various DE&I initiatives.
Nicole currently serves as the co-chair for the BRC, Leadership Council, a non-profit that provides resources to those experiencing homelessness in NYC. Nicole holds a Bachelor's degree in Finance from Rutgers University Business School and is passionate about bringing more economic opportunity for low income communities of color.
Nicole is a second-year MPA student at NYU Wagner, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation and Investment. Whilst pursuing her degree, she currently works at Bloomberg LP as a Sales Account Manager covering NYC based Asset Managers. Prior to this, she held the role of a Bloomberg Team Leader for 3 years, managing a Portfolio & Risk Analytics team. She also played a key part in promoting inclusivity for underrepresented Bloomberg employees through various DE&I initiatives.
Nicole currently serves as the co-chair for the BRC, Leadership Council, a non-profit that provides resources to those experiencing homelessness in NYC. Nicole holds a Bachelor's degree in Finance from Rutgers University Business School and is passionate about bringing more economic opportunity for low income communities of color.
Lee-Anne Andanje
Co-Director of Events
Lee-Anne is a full-time second-year MPA student at NYU Wagner, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. She was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. Prior to Wagner, Lee-Anne worked as a corporate banking graduate. She obtained her bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Pretoria. Her field of interest is financial inclusion. She is very detail oriented and comes to SIIA so she can better help this organization increase its impact and connect with like-minded peers and industry professionals. In her free time she works as a volunteer at the Andanje Foundation, which is focused on uprooting individuals and reducing the poverty gap in Kakamega, Kenya.
Lee-Anne is a full-time second-year MPA student at NYU Wagner, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. She was born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa. Prior to Wagner, Lee-Anne worked as a corporate banking graduate. She obtained her bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of Pretoria. Her field of interest is financial inclusion. She is very detail oriented and comes to SIIA so she can better help this organization increase its impact and connect with like-minded peers and industry professionals. In her free time she works as a volunteer at the Andanje Foundation, which is focused on uprooting individuals and reducing the poverty gap in Kakamega, Kenya.
Ivan (Xiaoru) Fang
Co-Director of Partnerships
Ivan (Xiaoru) Fang is currently pursuing his Master of Public Administration from New York University with a specialization in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. Most recently, he served as an Impact Measurement intern with the International Finance Corporation (IFC). Prior to attending NYU, he worked as an Investment fellow at Origin Investment and DigitalDX, two venture capital firms focused on early-stage biotech/biopharma investments.
Ivan has also conducted independent research on the anti-poverty effect of the Earned Income Tax Credit program (EITC). He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Ivan (Xiaoru) Fang is currently pursuing his Master of Public Administration from New York University with a specialization in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. Most recently, he served as an Impact Measurement intern with the International Finance Corporation (IFC). Prior to attending NYU, he worked as an Investment fellow at Origin Investment and DigitalDX, two venture capital firms focused on early-stage biotech/biopharma investments.
Ivan has also conducted independent research on the anti-poverty effect of the Earned Income Tax Credit program (EITC). He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
Brian Ward
Co-Director of Partnerships
Brian is a third-year MBA/MPA candidate at NYU Stern and NYU Wagner, studying cross-sector partnerships and corporate human rights strategy.
Prior to moving to New York for graduate school, Brian was a Senior Consultant in Deloitte Consulting’s Government and Public Sector Practice, engaging with health and human services agencies to transform and modernize public services. Most recently, Brian joined TALEA Beer Co., New York’s first and only women-owned production brewery, as Chief of Staff.
Brian lives in Brooklyn with his partner and their chihuahua mix, Harvey. You are likely to spot him exploring the city’s parks with leash, coffee, and bagel in-hand.
Brian is a third-year MBA/MPA candidate at NYU Stern and NYU Wagner, studying cross-sector partnerships and corporate human rights strategy.
Prior to moving to New York for graduate school, Brian was a Senior Consultant in Deloitte Consulting’s Government and Public Sector Practice, engaging with health and human services agencies to transform and modernize public services. Most recently, Brian joined TALEA Beer Co., New York’s first and only women-owned production brewery, as Chief of Staff.
Brian lives in Brooklyn with his partner and their chihuahua mix, Harvey. You are likely to spot him exploring the city’s parks with leash, coffee, and bagel in-hand.
Andrew Garrett
Co-Chair
Andrew Garrett (he, him, his) is a tri-sector (public, private, nonprofit) strategist focused on leadership, culture, community and convening. He is passionate about belonging and rebuilding societal trust across social and sectoral divides through conversation, partnerships, arts participation, and civic engagement. Andrew is currently pursuing his Masters of Public Administration degree from New York University with a specialization in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment.
He is currently working for Cause Strategy Partners, and the Sorenson Impact Center. He volunteers as the Co-Chair of NYU’s Social Innovation and Investment Alliance and serves on the Associate Board for Covenant House New York. Andrew has 10+ years of experience as a theatre artist, administrator, and educator; 10+ years of hospitality and service experience; 2+ years of experience in mental health and youth homelessness social services; and is currently working in local government, B Corporations, and consulting.
Prior relevant work experience includes the US Conference of Mayors, Covenant House International, Fountain House, and New York Theatre Workshop. The professional experience that has most shaped him is facilitating New York Theatre Workshop’s Mind the Gap: Intergenerational Theatre Workshop. Teaching this program, which fosters understanding between elders and youth, sparked Andrew’s passion for community engagement and public service.
Outside of work, he enjoys the outdoors, spending time with his girlfriend, traveling, hosting parties, playing basketball, and the arts. Andrew grew up near Seattle, Washington and has lived in New York, Syracuse, Washington D.C., Los Angeles and London. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Acting from Syracuse University.
Andrew Garrett (he, him, his) is a tri-sector (public, private, nonprofit) strategist focused on leadership, culture, community and convening. He is passionate about belonging and rebuilding societal trust across social and sectoral divides through conversation, partnerships, arts participation, and civic engagement. Andrew is currently pursuing his Masters of Public Administration degree from New York University with a specialization in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment.
He is currently working for Cause Strategy Partners, and the Sorenson Impact Center. He volunteers as the Co-Chair of NYU’s Social Innovation and Investment Alliance and serves on the Associate Board for Covenant House New York. Andrew has 10+ years of experience as a theatre artist, administrator, and educator; 10+ years of hospitality and service experience; 2+ years of experience in mental health and youth homelessness social services; and is currently working in local government, B Corporations, and consulting.
Prior relevant work experience includes the US Conference of Mayors, Covenant House International, Fountain House, and New York Theatre Workshop. The professional experience that has most shaped him is facilitating New York Theatre Workshop’s Mind the Gap: Intergenerational Theatre Workshop. Teaching this program, which fosters understanding between elders and youth, sparked Andrew’s passion for community engagement and public service.
Outside of work, he enjoys the outdoors, spending time with his girlfriend, traveling, hosting parties, playing basketball, and the arts. Andrew grew up near Seattle, Washington and has lived in New York, Syracuse, Washington D.C., Los Angeles and London. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Acting from Syracuse University.
Devashish Taknet
Co-Director of Partnerships
Devashish Taknet is a development professional with a flair for sustainable finance and strategic partnerships. Holding a Post Graduate Diploma in Development Management from ISDM and a Bachelors in Commerce (Hons.) from the University of Delhi, he's a skilled navigator of the social impact landscape.
Recently, Devashish has contributed to diplomatic efforts, assisting Consul (Trade) at the Consulate General of India, New York. His accomplishments shine as Senior Manager for Fundraising and Strategic Partnerships at Barefoot College International, expertly managing $2.3M+ to empower rural women and children across India with sustainable livelihoods. Currently pursuing a Masters in Public Administration at NYU's Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service, his focus lies in social innovation and impact investment.
Devashish's leadership has garnered him esteemed recognitions, including the First Affirmative Financial Network's 2023 ESG for Impact Conference Scholarship and participation in the NYU Impact Investment Fund. He clinched third place in the NYU Stern CSB Sustainable Business Pitch Competition and received the 2023 Ellen Schall Experience Fund, showcasing his commitment to professional growth. His journey has been spotlighted in the documentary series 'Planeta A,' representing Barefoot College International. Outside of his professional pursuits, Devashish finds joy in sports like basketball, golf, and exploring new places.
Devashish Taknet is a development professional with a flair for sustainable finance and strategic partnerships. Holding a Post Graduate Diploma in Development Management from ISDM and a Bachelors in Commerce (Hons.) from the University of Delhi, he's a skilled navigator of the social impact landscape.
Recently, Devashish has contributed to diplomatic efforts, assisting Consul (Trade) at the Consulate General of India, New York. His accomplishments shine as Senior Manager for Fundraising and Strategic Partnerships at Barefoot College International, expertly managing $2.3M+ to empower rural women and children across India with sustainable livelihoods. Currently pursuing a Masters in Public Administration at NYU's Robert F. Wagner School of Public Service, his focus lies in social innovation and impact investment.
Devashish's leadership has garnered him esteemed recognitions, including the First Affirmative Financial Network's 2023 ESG for Impact Conference Scholarship and participation in the NYU Impact Investment Fund. He clinched third place in the NYU Stern CSB Sustainable Business Pitch Competition and received the 2023 Ellen Schall Experience Fund, showcasing his commitment to professional growth. His journey has been spotlighted in the documentary series 'Planeta A,' representing Barefoot College International. Outside of his professional pursuits, Devashish finds joy in sports like basketball, golf, and exploring new places.
Nirav Shah
Co-Director of Alumni Relations
Nirav is a second-year MPA student at NYU Wagner, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. Prior to Wagner, Nirav was an entrepreneur with experience in consumer goods and food tech. The brand rights to his first company, Jivi, were acquired by Amazon. This past Summer, Nirav worked in El Salvador as an Operations Consultant to Acceso, increasing the efficiency of their microlending program to smallholder farmers, during Acceso’s transition to a growth-stage social enterprise. He is passionate about measuring and scaling impact in organizations focused on food and sustainability. Nirav holds a BA in Middle Eastern Studies from NYU.
Nirav is a second-year MPA student at NYU Wagner, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. Prior to Wagner, Nirav was an entrepreneur with experience in consumer goods and food tech. The brand rights to his first company, Jivi, were acquired by Amazon. This past Summer, Nirav worked in El Salvador as an Operations Consultant to Acceso, increasing the efficiency of their microlending program to smallholder farmers, during Acceso’s transition to a growth-stage social enterprise. He is passionate about measuring and scaling impact in organizations focused on food and sustainability. Nirav holds a BA in Middle Eastern Studies from NYU.
2023-2024 First-Year Repsentatives
Daniel Gunton
Alumni Relations FYR
Daniel Gunton is a first year full-time Wagner student specializing in Social Impact, Innovation and Investment. Previously, he worked at the non-profit Ashoka where he supported seed-stage social enterprises with program design and business development. Before that, Daniel worked as a Research Fellow for the social enterprise Acceso. He is very passionate about affordable housing, workers rights and sustainability.Daniel holds a BA in Philosophy from UC Santa Barbara. In his free time he likes to run, play soccer and see live music.
Daniel Gunton is a first year full-time Wagner student specializing in Social Impact, Innovation and Investment. Previously, he worked at the non-profit Ashoka where he supported seed-stage social enterprises with program design and business development. Before that, Daniel worked as a Research Fellow for the social enterprise Acceso. He is very passionate about affordable housing, workers rights and sustainability.Daniel holds a BA in Philosophy from UC Santa Barbara. In his free time he likes to run, play soccer and see live music.
Jenna Dyer
Communications FYR
Jenna Dyer is a first-year, full-time student at NYU Wagner specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. She serves as the First Year Representative for the Wagner Consulting Group alongside her work on SIIA. Jenna currently works at the law firm Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP doing conference management, and has worked at a number of nonprofit organizations in the environmental and educational sectors. She holds a bachelor of arts in anthropology from Fordham College at Lincoln Center, from which she graduated in December 2022. Outside work and academics, Jenna enjoys making her way through seasonal coffee beverages (and patiently waiting for peppermint mochas), exploring museums, and waiting for the next John Oliver episode to drop.
Jenna Dyer is a first-year, full-time student at NYU Wagner specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. She serves as the First Year Representative for the Wagner Consulting Group alongside her work on SIIA. Jenna currently works at the law firm Cahill Gordon & Reindel LLP doing conference management, and has worked at a number of nonprofit organizations in the environmental and educational sectors. She holds a bachelor of arts in anthropology from Fordham College at Lincoln Center, from which she graduated in December 2022. Outside work and academics, Jenna enjoys making her way through seasonal coffee beverages (and patiently waiting for peppermint mochas), exploring museums, and waiting for the next John Oliver episode to drop.
Pei Li Chua
Events FYR
My name is Pei, and I am a first-year MPA student at NYU Wagner, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. Born and raised in Malaysia, I've always been driven by a desire to address social and economic issues and improve living conditions, especially for marginalized communities. My work experiences include roles at a Malaysian-based radio station focused on business news and current affairs, as well as at a think tank dedicated to ethnic and religious issues. While pursuing my political science degree at UC Davis, I was part of the Menstrual Equity for All Act of 2021 California Coalition, a movement dedicated to mobilizing the California legislature to ensure free access to menstrual products in educational institutions. More recently, prior to NYU, I served as a public affairs intern at Dewey Square Group, a political consulting firm based in Sacramento, where I contributed to various policy projects, including climate, cannabis, healthcare, and education. Outside of school and work, I enjoy discovering hidden culinary gems that are easy on the pocket (a self-proclaimed "cheap-eats" foodie), thrifting, and exploring the outdoors. Also, don't be surprised if you find me spending more time than necessary at grocery stores. I am currently navigating a long-distance relationship with my corgi, Jojo, who resides in Malaysia. Super excited to be part of SIIA!
My name is Pei, and I am a first-year MPA student at NYU Wagner, specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. Born and raised in Malaysia, I've always been driven by a desire to address social and economic issues and improve living conditions, especially for marginalized communities. My work experiences include roles at a Malaysian-based radio station focused on business news and current affairs, as well as at a think tank dedicated to ethnic and religious issues. While pursuing my political science degree at UC Davis, I was part of the Menstrual Equity for All Act of 2021 California Coalition, a movement dedicated to mobilizing the California legislature to ensure free access to menstrual products in educational institutions. More recently, prior to NYU, I served as a public affairs intern at Dewey Square Group, a political consulting firm based in Sacramento, where I contributed to various policy projects, including climate, cannabis, healthcare, and education. Outside of school and work, I enjoy discovering hidden culinary gems that are easy on the pocket (a self-proclaimed "cheap-eats" foodie), thrifting, and exploring the outdoors. Also, don't be surprised if you find me spending more time than necessary at grocery stores. I am currently navigating a long-distance relationship with my corgi, Jojo, who resides in Malaysia. Super excited to be part of SIIA!
Lara Mullen
Partnerships FYR
Lara is a first year MPA candidate at NYU Wagner specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. Outside of the lecture halls, Lara currently works as the Assistant Director of Growth Marketing for New York University’s Enrollment Management team, where she supports undergraduate admissions in building recruitment strategies, evaluating enrollment cycle performance, and promoting college accessibility to students of all backgrounds. Prior to NYU, Lara received her bachelor of science in Marketing and Analytics from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business and has held various positions across the clean energy, financial services media, higher education, and nonprofit sectors since. Ultimately, she hopes to combine the strategic aspects of her background and experiences at Wagner to drive change through impact investing, non profit management, and social innovation. In her free time, you can find Lara building lego houses with the coolest kids at Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, knocking out a WaPo crossword puzzle, or scheming her way into Gramercy Park.
Lara is a first year MPA candidate at NYU Wagner specializing in Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment. Outside of the lecture halls, Lara currently works as the Assistant Director of Growth Marketing for New York University’s Enrollment Management team, where she supports undergraduate admissions in building recruitment strategies, evaluating enrollment cycle performance, and promoting college accessibility to students of all backgrounds. Prior to NYU, Lara received her bachelor of science in Marketing and Analytics from Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business and has held various positions across the clean energy, financial services media, higher education, and nonprofit sectors since. Ultimately, she hopes to combine the strategic aspects of her background and experiences at Wagner to drive change through impact investing, non profit management, and social innovation. In her free time, you can find Lara building lego houses with the coolest kids at Morgan Stanley Children’s Hospital, knocking out a WaPo crossword puzzle, or scheming her way into Gramercy Park.
Alexander Tellides
Partnerships FYR
Alexander Tellides is a First Year Rep on the Partnerships Team at SIIA and is a MPA-PNP Candidate at the NYU Wagner School of Public Service, where he is specializing in Social Impact, Innovation & Investment (SI3). Alex is particularly interested in how entrepreneurship and early-stage investing can address societal issues and global challenges. Before NYU, Alex worked in a variety of brand management and consulting roles within the cannabis sector for multiple years. He has done work with some of the largest national operators in the industry all the way to collaborating with small-emerging players and start-ups out of NYC. Alex graduated with honors from Union College (NY) in 2019, with a Double-Major in Philosophy & Political Science. On campus he held leadership roles with the College Newspaper and Literary Society and was a member of the Men’s Varsity Crew Team and Men’s Club Lacrosse Team. Away from campus, he traveled to South Africa and India for research and spent Spring Term 2018 abroad in London UK studying business and international politics. In his free time Alex enjoys playing rhythm guitar in his band, discovering new restaurants in the city and fervently supporting Arsenal F.C.
Alexander Tellides is a First Year Rep on the Partnerships Team at SIIA and is a MPA-PNP Candidate at the NYU Wagner School of Public Service, where he is specializing in Social Impact, Innovation & Investment (SI3). Alex is particularly interested in how entrepreneurship and early-stage investing can address societal issues and global challenges. Before NYU, Alex worked in a variety of brand management and consulting roles within the cannabis sector for multiple years. He has done work with some of the largest national operators in the industry all the way to collaborating with small-emerging players and start-ups out of NYC. Alex graduated with honors from Union College (NY) in 2019, with a Double-Major in Philosophy & Political Science. On campus he held leadership roles with the College Newspaper and Literary Society and was a member of the Men’s Varsity Crew Team and Men’s Club Lacrosse Team. Away from campus, he traveled to South Africa and India for research and spent Spring Term 2018 abroad in London UK studying business and international politics. In his free time Alex enjoys playing rhythm guitar in his band, discovering new restaurants in the city and fervently supporting Arsenal F.C.
Faculty Advisor
Andrea Armeni
Director of Social Impact, Innovation, and Investment Specialization
Previous Executive Boards
2022-2023
Alexandra Kotis, Andrew Garrett, Annie Schonberger, Ben Goodwin, Devashish Taknet, Ellie Kiernan, Felipe Ramirez, Lamba Najib, Madison Friedman, Nirav Shah, Serena Desai and Tyler Rice
2021-2022
Alexandra Kotis, Annie Schonberger, Emily Farley Chang, Felipe Ramirez, Hilarina Casie Chitty, Jordana Grunfeld, Juan Junca, Kyle Roland, Madison Friedman, Serena Desai and Tyler Rice
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