Meet the Team
Elected by the Senate, our team is dedicated to ensuring graduate students receive better representation and are more engaged in the campus community. Come meet our Executive Board, and don't hesitate to reach out to us at gradgov@georgetown.edu if you have any questions or comments.
A time for any and all grad students or Georgetown related folks to stop by and chat with President Nadia Sarfraz about concerns, opportunities, ideas, social topics etc..
All meetings will be held on zoom unless requested otherwise.
First Tuesday of every month will be the time slot for these. Click here
A time for any and all grad students or Georgetown related folks to stop by and chat with President Nadia Sarfraz about concerns, opportunities, ideas, social topics etc..
All meetings will be held on zoom unless requested otherwise.
First Tuesday of every month will be the time slot for these. Click here
Elected Members
President - Nadia sarfraz
Nadia is a PhD student in the Chemistry Department. Her research focuses on fluorescent tool development for RNA probing and dynamics studies. Nadia also serves as the vice-president of the Georgetown Graduate Student Consulting Club (GGCC), the Chemistry DEI graduate student representative, the co-president of Women in Chemistry (WoChem), a volunteer analyst for Phelan-Mcdermid Syndrome (PMS) in conjugation with Harvard Medical School and Patient Centered Outcome Research group (PCORI), and serves as a the founder and chair of The Us Foundation (TUF) a nonprofit group based in Zimbabwe that aims to support youth facing homelessness. Nadia is an avid advocate for human rights and STEM policy, working on multiple collaboration efforts to bridge the siloed spheres of policy, law and science globally. Her career goals lay at the intersection of her passions and interests, as she hopes to continue to be an active leader and member of the greater world. Nadia prides herself on being a good friend, sister, daughter, dog-aunt and outdoor enthusiast, ensuring she enjoys the small and simple things in life along the way.
vice president - Micaila Curtis
VICE PRESIDENT OF ADVOCACY - Alisha McDougal
VICE PRESIDENT OF PROGRAMMING - David Zumbrennen
Dave Zumbrennen was born in Costa Rica and adopted at 10 months old. Despite living all over the East Coast from 2005 - 2019 he is proud to call Utah home.
He is currently pursuing his master's in the School of Continuing Studies in Sports Industry Management. He received his undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University majoring in history with a double minor in Communications & Political Science.
Event planning has been a part of his life for 25+ years. The last eleven years have been with The Walt Disney Company and the last seven with Disney Cruise Line. He was the Crew Activities Manager, essentially acting as the cruise director for the Crew in planning all their activities, mental health and health and wellness opportunities when they weren't working.
In addition to his time with Disney he has been involved with numerous large sports events including the Olympic Games (11) Super Bowl (8), Daytona 500, College Football Championships, PGA Tournaments, NCAA Final Four, The Kentucky Derby, CONCACAF Gold Cup and more.
In his spare time he enjoys playing the piano, reading, traveling, the Olympics, Utah Jazz and his family.
He is currently pursuing his master's in the School of Continuing Studies in Sports Industry Management. He received his undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University majoring in history with a double minor in Communications & Political Science.
Event planning has been a part of his life for 25+ years. The last eleven years have been with The Walt Disney Company and the last seven with Disney Cruise Line. He was the Crew Activities Manager, essentially acting as the cruise director for the Crew in planning all their activities, mental health and health and wellness opportunities when they weren't working.
In addition to his time with Disney he has been involved with numerous large sports events including the Olympic Games (11) Super Bowl (8), Daytona 500, College Football Championships, PGA Tournaments, NCAA Final Four, The Kentucky Derby, CONCACAF Gold Cup and more.
In his spare time he enjoys playing the piano, reading, traveling, the Olympics, Utah Jazz and his family.
DIRECTOR OF GROUPS - KATHERINE CHAN
Katherine is currently a part-time student in the Integrated Marketing Communications program at the School of Continuing Studies. She also works full-time as the Assistant Director, MBA Admissions Marketing Operations at the McDonough School of Business. In this role, she manages marketing operations initiatives and executes strategy related to marketing analytics data. She is also a member of the MBA Admissions Committee. Prior to joining Georgetown McDonough, she worked at a market research firm and her experience includes business development, client services, and learning and development. Katherine graduated from the University of Virginia with a Bachelor of Arts in cognitive science and psychology. She is excited to collaborate with student groups through GradGov as the Director of Groups.
DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS - Teresa Garcia-Bautista
Director of web and TECHNOLOGY- RANJAn Biswas (MBA '23 )
Ranjan Biswas is a flex student at the McDonough School of Business. He currently works in a supervisory capacity at the Library of Congress, in-charge of their Digitization and Modernization efforts. His goal for GradGov is to be able to develop an immersive platform for students to openly discuss any comments or concerns they may have regarding Georgetown and be the working liaison between graduate students and Georgetown University faculty.
VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE - Collin Kee
DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS - Drew Miles
Drew grew up in Winter Park, FL, a suburb of Orlando, and moved to Tallahassee to attend Florida State University. He was a member of the honors college and graduated with a double major in Real Estate and Finance. After graduating, Drew moved to Jacksonville, FL to work for Regency Centers as a Capital Markets Analyst, where he still works today. Drew is a current student in the Master's in Real Estate program (MPRE) within the School of Continuing Studies.
In his spare time, he likes to read on the beach, agonize over FSU sports, and workout at F45.
In his spare time, he likes to read on the beach, agonize over FSU sports, and workout at F45.
VICE PRESIDENT OF AFFAIRS - Zoe Malchiodi
Zoe Malchiodi is a Tumor Biology PhD Candidate studying immune-stromal interactions in pancreatic cancer. Zoe received her BA in Biochemistry & Molecular biology at Boston University (’16), before completing her MS degree (GSAS ’19), sparking her interest in cancer research. Zoe has been an active member of the GU community. She was formerly VP and currently the President of the Medical Center Graduate Student Organization (MCGSO), which represents the Biomedical Graduate Education (BGE) study body. Zoe is the VP of Engagement for GradGov with the goal of building and growing positive relationships with internal and external entities for the benefit of GU graduate students. In her free time Zoe enjoys going for longs runs, listening to podcasts, and reading.
DIRECTOR OF BUDGET - WARREN JUBA
Warren grew up in Chicago and Northern Virginia and studied at the U.S. Naval Academy, where he majored in Systems Engineering and minored in Japanese. After graduating, he joined the Navy as a nuclear engineer aboard submarines. After 9 years of engineering, project management, and logistics all over the US, he started the MBA program at Georgetown McDonough School of Business as a full time student. He's very interested in studying supply chain, operations, and sustainability. In his spare time, he loves board games, art and design, and exploring new bars. As a Chicago Bears fan, he spends a lot of time either cautiously optimistic or emotionally frustrated, depending on the time of year.
Director of Campus Relations - ERIKA CHUKWURA
Erika is currently obtaining her Master's in Applied Intelligence with a focus in Homeland Security at the School of Continuing Studies. Erika received her B.S. in Criminal Justice at Valdosta State University in 2019. Erika is the Director of Campus Relations, with the hopes of building and maintaining strong relationships between student governments in both undergraduate and graduate schools. In her free time, Erika likes to conduct DIY projects, hang out with family and friends and try new foods.
Director of Academic AffairS - Alex Chiarelott
Alexander Chiarelott is a first year student in the Masters of Public Policy program. He is a recent graduate of Bowling Green State University and will be serving as the Director of Academic Affairs.
SUSTAINABILITY DIRECTOR - KAUSHIK JAGADEESH
CO-DIRECTOR OF DEI - LAURA MARTINEZ
Laura Martínez is a Dominican Republic native and the founder of Martínez Consulting, a Worcester, Massachusetts-based Afro-Latine enterprise. Martínez Consulting specializes in anti-racism education, health equity, financial literacy, and policy development. Martínez Consulting has been working on the REACH (Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health) initiative, which is a CDC-funded grant, for the past four years (Center for Disease Control and Prevention). REACH is a health equity project in Worcester, Massachusetts that serves the Latine population. Laura is scheduled to complete the MPS Project Management program in the spring of 2023’.
CO-DIRECTOR OF DEI - RIO DENNIS
Rio Dennis (she/her) is a second-year JD/MBA Candidate representing the MBA Full-Time Program in the 2022-2023 GradGov Senate. She is a Consortium for Graduate Study in Management Fellow, Forté Foundation Fellow, Reaching Out MBA Fellow, and Point Foundation Scholar interested in pivoting into social impact work with a focus on historically excluded groups in the US. Before attending Georgetown, she worked at Goldman Sachs as a Global Markets Analyst in Dallas, TX drafting and negotiating regulatory documents for trade onboarding. In 2019, Rio earned her Bachelor of Science in Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania specializing in Entrepreneurship and Innovation with a Certificate in Hispanic Studies. She serves as the Co-Director of the DEI Committee, the liaison to the Law Center and as a member of the Constitutional Committee.
CO-DIRECTOR OF EVENTS - Swaminathan Venkateswaran
Swami (Swaminathan Venkateswaran) Venkat is a graduate student at Georgetown University pursuing a Master's degree in Data Science & Analytics. Swami is an alum of the Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT ’20) where he majored in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE). He is the co-Director of Events for GradGov and aims to host events that positively engage the Graduate Student community.
CO-DIRECTOR OF EVENTS - LAURA MARTINEZ
Laura Martínez is a Dominican Republic native and the founder of Martínez Consulting, a Worcester, Massachusetts-based Afro-Latine enterprise. Martínez Consulting specializes in anti-racism education, health equity, financial literacy, and policy development. Martínez Consulting has been working on the REACH (Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Community Health) initiative, which is a CDC-funded grant, for the past four years (Center for Disease Control and Prevention). REACH is a health equity project in Worcester, Massachusetts that serves the Latine population. Laura is scheduled to complete the MPS Project Management program in the spring of 2023’.
DIRECTOR OF GRIEVANCE - SUMIT ANAND
DIRECTOR OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS - KHALID HALLOUMI
Khalid was born in Morocco, and moved to the US in 2010 to work in Walt Disney World. He then relocated to Rhode Island to play in the USA Rugby League as a winger, then to New York City, where he studied political science at Hunter College. As a polyglot, he currently works for the United Nations Security Council with the Sanctions Unit, while pursuing his MA in Security Studies on Cyber Ops at SFS. In his free time, Khalid plays guitar and piano, teaches Muay Thai, studies Mandarin Chinese, and travels overseas.
DIRECTOR OF AWARDS AND GRANTS - VISHAL PANJWANI
Vishal Panjwani is an MBA Candidate at McDonough School of Business (MSB). Vishal completed his BTech in Electronics and Communication Engineering from LNMMIT, India. Prior to MBA, Vishal worked in Fintech industry in analytics and data science roles. He currently serves on the board of Georgetown Consulting Club, helping students with their recruitments. Vishal is the Director of Awards and Grants for GradGov with the goal of streamlining the process and making grants and funding assessable for GU graduate students. In his leisure time, Vishal enjoys reading economic history and playing tennis
DIRECTOR OF STUDENT RIGHTS and conduct - SPENCER WATERS
Spencer is an Interdisciplinary Program in Neuroscience (IPN) PhD student and researches the neural underpinnings of socioemotional behavior through a collaboration with the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). Prior to coming to Georgetown, Spencer completed his BS in Neuroscience and Psychology at Brigham Young University ('18). Spencer has experience leading mental health advocacy and community outreach programs.
DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL AID - ANKITA JAIN
Ankita Jain is a MBA Candidate at McDonough School of Business (MSB). She completed her Chartered Accountancy (equivalent to CPA) from India. Prior to MBA, she has worked in Insurance and Consumer industry in strategy roles at startups and corporates. She currently serves on the board of Georgetown Consulting Club and is also a peer advisor, helping students with their recruitments. Ankita is the Director of Financial Aid for GradGov whose aim is to provide financial help in various forms to GU graduate students. Ankita is an trained dancer and also loves to hike.
DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS - MARYAM RAYED
DIRECTOR OF CAREERS - SUSAN WASEM
Susan is a Master’s student pursuing her Master’s of Professional Studies in Human Resources Management. Eagerly navigating through the HR industry, Susan is a passionate human resources professional with over 10 years of experience in recruiting, training, developing and streamlining policies and processes both nationally and internationally. Susan has a robust body of experience and foundation in human resources that stems from starting her career as a human resources generalist. She has a strong understanding of HR principles, practices and processes and currently serves as a director of human resources at a nonprofit organization. Susan also serves as Careers Director for the Georgetown Graduate Student Government (GradGov) where she will be leading the implementation of careers events for graduate students, such as recruiting/networking events and resume workshops. Susan also serves as the master’s candidate graduate student representative with Georgetown’s Executive Committee. Susan believes in building strong relationships and leading with empathy and enjoys the opportunity to work in partnership with individuals from diverse backgrounds and perspectives to build strong rapport and trust across teams. In her free time, Susan is an avid cycler, hiker, lover of nature and enjoys traveling the world through food by eating and cooking many different types of cuisines.
CO-DIRECTOR of Transportation & HOUSING - alexander gvatua(transportation)
Alexander Gvatua is a first-year MPP student at the McCourt School of Public Policy; a native of the San Jose area in California, he graduated from San Jose State University with a degree in Political Science. Prior to attending Georgetown, he served as legislative director for a San Jose City Councilmember, and in that capacity managed a diverse policy agenda covering issues from housing and labor to transportation and campaign finance. As Co-Director of Transportation & Housing, he hopes to bring that policy experience to addressing some of the most fundamental quality-of-life issues facing our graduate student community.
In his free time, Alexander enjoys trawling used bookstores, writing fiction, playing music, and riding horseback.
In his free time, Alexander enjoys trawling used bookstores, writing fiction, playing music, and riding horseback.
CO-director of transportation & housing - bettina gorriceta(housing)
DIRECTOR OF ONLINE STUDENTS - brianna wittiG
Deputy Director of Student Rights & Conduct - Alex GRANT
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Alex is a first-year student in the Epidemiology program. He has a passion for advocacy and has made his career goal aiding in reducing health inequities through research and policy. Alex is a proud Jamaican and enjoys advocating for other international students’ needs. Before attending Georgetown, Alex graduated from Nova Southeastern University with a Bachelors in Biology and a minor in Public Health. Alex gained his passion for service and advocacy after serving on Nova Southeastern University’s student government as the International Senator where he ensured international students had a voice at the table. Alex hopes to bring the same drive for advocacy to his GradGov position as the Deputy Director of Student Rights & Conduct. Alex describes himself as a high-spirited person who loves to travel, explore the city and spend time with friends. |
Deputy Director of Awards and Grants - Amber Kiliti
Amber is a PhD candidate in the Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology Department. She studies the molecular mechanisms of breast cancer crosstalk that leads to tumor metastasis using both cell lines and mouse models. She is from a small farming town in Pennsylvania and went to Widener University, outside of Philadelphia, for her undergraduate education. Amber is currently the Deputy Director of Awards and Grants, where she hopes to facilitate the disbursement of funds to Georgetown University graduate studies who demonstrate academic and research excellence. In her free time, Amber enjoys
traveling, hiking, and trying new restaurants throughout the city with her husband and friends. She is
also a dog mom and animal lover.
traveling, hiking, and trying new restaurants throughout the city with her husband and friends. She is
also a dog mom and animal lover.
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF GROUPS - QIANYU YANG
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Qianyu is a Master of Science of Economics student. Her major focuses on the laws of how the business world works and the nature of value creation. She loves running and reading. She hopes to support the work of the Senate and actively cooperate with the implementation of transparency, so as to create more value for schools with rich heritage |
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF EVENTS - Fernanda Martinez Varela
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Fernanda Martinez-Varela is a sociologist, editor, writer, and Ph.D. student in Literature and Cultural Studies at Georgetown University. She has published three poetry books: Ángulos Divergentes (2007), La Sagrada Familia (2014), and El Génesis (2018). Before attending Georgetown, Fernanda graduated from New York University with a Master of Art in Creative Writing. She co-founded Plaza Publica Magazine for the Spanish Department at Georgetown, where she serves as editor-in-chief. During her undergraduate studies in sociology, her research focused on Latino American democracies and the integration of ethnic minorities in education. As the co-director of events for GradGov, her goal is to design events that enhance the student experience, encourage student engagement, and reinforce GradGov's leadership in building a diverse community.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF SUSTAINABILITY - TESSA CREWS
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Tessa’s passion lives at the intersection of ethical design and environmental advocacy. Being raised in a rural county at the base of the Shenandoah National Park, Tessa continues to foster a deep-seated ethic of stewardship that was inherent to her upbringing. Bolstered by an undergraduate degree in Global Sustainability, Tessa appreciates the value of systems thinking in dynamic thought leadership. As a Master’s candidate in Design Management & Communications, Tessa strives to leverage her creative skillset as a force for good and an agent of change.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS - LINDSEY JOHNSON
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Lindsey Johnston is a future CMO focused on branding strategy and quantum marketing. She has an MBA in Commercialization & Entrepreneurship, and 7 years of digital media partnerships experience as a leader in e-commerce sales and innovation at companies like Zulily, Rue La La, and GILT.com, where she helped connect the world's greatest brands with next-generation shoppers through the use of powerful storytelling. She worked for a retail blockchain startup in Seattle prior to moving to Manhattan where she currently lives with her blue Abyssinian kitten named Blueberry. She is a proud #YelpEliteNYC, caffeine and podcast enthusiast, lover of walks on the pier and international travel, and endlessly curious about using art and aesthetics as a way of seeing the world around us and taking stock of human culture.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF GRIEVANCE - ALEXANDRA STEUR
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Alexandra is a PhD student in the Physics department. Her current research focuses on protein simulations under extreme conditions. She received her MSci in Natural Sciences from University College London (UCL) before coming to Georgetown. Alexandra is an advocate for women and young girls in STEM for a more inclusive and impactful future. Her interests include space exploration and the impact of extreme conditions on live systems. In her free time Alexandra enjoys going for long walks with friends, travelling and yoga.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI RELATIONS - ARASH RAZAGHIAN
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Arash is a Master of Public Policy candidate at the McCourt School of Public Policy. Arash has worked for more than five years in management consulting with Arthur D. Little in the Financial and Energy sectors after finishing his MBA. Arash is Deputy Director of Alumni Relations, aiming to maximize the opportunities from the outstanding Hoyas to facilitate professional, coaching, and life learning lessons within the Georgetown community. While he enjoys active sports such as skiing and kayaking, he also reads books about ancient Persian and Roman history.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF CAREERS - FATHIMA SAFIA KARIAPPER
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS - Daniel Sechtin
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Daniel Sechtin is the Deputy Director of External Relations and a student in the Masters in Real Estate Program. Daniel currently works for Freddie Mac in Multifamily Underwriting. Prior to moving to D.C. In addition to real estate, Daniel is an award-winning host and television personality. Before moving into commercial real estate, Sechtin served as a news anchor for ABC, NBC, and FOX stations across the southeast and midwest. His work has been honored with Emmys, Murrows, and Associated Press awards. Notable recognition includes the A.P. award for 'Best Anchor' in the state of Tennessee, as well as the Emmy for 'News Writing Excellence.’ Sechtin has been nominated for eight Emmys throughout his career including ‘Best Host’ in 2020. Daniel graduated summa cum laude from Wake Forest University in undergrad.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS - ZHOURUI (CLORIS) LI
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Originally from China, Zhourui (Cloris) Li is a second-year Master of Public Policy student at the McCourt School of Public Policy. Her policy interests include foreign policy and economic policy. Zhourui (Cloris) obtained her undergraduate degree from Davidson College, where she double majored in political science and East Asian studies. In her free time, Zhourui (Cloris) enjoys traveling, reading, and exploring museums with friends. She is excited to serve as the Deputy Director of International Students. |
DEPUTY DIRECTOR of financial aid - karisma agrawal
deputy director of academic affair - Will McClellan
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Will McClellan is a first-year MPP student at the McCourt School of Public Policy. He is from Columbia, South Carolina. Will’s policy interests include public-sector health policy as well as political strategy and management. He obtained his undergraduate degree from Washington University in St. Louis, where he majored in Economics and Political Science with a minor in Philosophy. In his free time, Will enjoys reading books, playing board games, and exploring Washington DC with his friends.
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DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF HEALTH & Wellness - onasis rock
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Originally from the Commonwealth of Dominica, Onasis received a B.S in Public Health with a minor in Psychology from Monroe College in New York. During his undergraduate studies, he had the privilege of interning at a Water and Sewerage company in his home country where he worked as an assistant lab technician. His duties included testing water samples
for bacteria such as E. coli and administering chlorine tablets to water reservoirs supplying over 71k residents. Onasis is currently a Biomedical Graduate Student in the MS in Biohazardous Threat Agents and Emerging Infectious Diseases here at Georgetown University. Onasis hopes to complete his PhD in International Health. |
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF WEB & TECH - Mazarine-Claire Penzin
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Mazarine-Claire Penzin is a first year Master of Public Policy student at Georgetown
University’s McCourt School of Public Policy, as well as a PhD in Government candidate. In 2021, she received her BA in Political Science and BA in Psychology from the University of California Davis, receiving special honors from the University SciencesPo Paris for her exchange semester with the university. During her studies, joined faculty in researching migration policy and diaspora between Western Europe and Northwestern Africa. Her passion lies in consulting governments and advocacy groups in best practices of refugee population acculturation in multicultural societies. From 2021 to 2022, she worked as the Youth Education Programs Assistant for the International Rescue Committee’s New York City office, overseeing youth education programs, administration, and analysis for parolee, refugee, and undocumented arrivals under 19 years of age in the New York metropolitan area. Mazarine-Claire hopes to work for an international organization or government sector focusing on democratization analysis and acculturation trends around the globe, as her PhD will explore similar topics. |
Chief of Staff - ERIC SALDANHA(MBA '23)
DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF - KYLE UNGER
Kylie Aislynn Unger is currently a Master’s student in Georgetown’s Higher Education Administration program. She also works as the Manager of Academic Affairs for Georgetown’s School of Health.
Kylie graduated from West Virginia University with a B.S. in Political Science in 2017. During her undergraduate years, she worked as a stage manager for West Virginia Public Theatre and WVU’s theatre department.
Kylie serves on the international level for her college sorority, Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII), as a Network Specialist for Membership Growth. In this role, she advises AOII chapters on the east coast focusing on membership and advisor recruitment, philanthropic efforts, and communication and PR strategies.
Kylie is originally from West Virginia, but has grown to love DC and the surrounding area. She feels passionate about making higher education more attainable to adult and first-generation students from rural areas. She hopes to one day work on policy changes and develop government strategies to better the education system.
In her spare time, Kylie plays trivia with her team, Scott’s Tots, cheers on WVU Mountaineers, attends Nationals games, and snuggles with her cat, Frank.
Kylie graduated from West Virginia University with a B.S. in Political Science in 2017. During her undergraduate years, she worked as a stage manager for West Virginia Public Theatre and WVU’s theatre department.
Kylie serves on the international level for her college sorority, Alpha Omicron Pi (AOII), as a Network Specialist for Membership Growth. In this role, she advises AOII chapters on the east coast focusing on membership and advisor recruitment, philanthropic efforts, and communication and PR strategies.
Kylie is originally from West Virginia, but has grown to love DC and the surrounding area. She feels passionate about making higher education more attainable to adult and first-generation students from rural areas. She hopes to one day work on policy changes and develop government strategies to better the education system.
In her spare time, Kylie plays trivia with her team, Scott’s Tots, cheers on WVU Mountaineers, attends Nationals games, and snuggles with her cat, Frank.
SENATE SECRETARY - HANNAH AVDOULOS
Currently, Hannah is a first-year student in the Master of Arts in Communication, Culture and Technology at Georgetown University. She has worked in the professional fundraising field for five years and is interested in the intersection and application of technologies and business development. Hannah graduated from Michigan State University with her Bachelor of Arts degree in Arts and Humanities with a minor in Arts and Cultural Management. When she is not studying or volunteering, Hannah enjoys baking and has a passion for running.
ADVOCACY CHIEF OF STAFF - CYNTHIA NG
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Cynthia is a student in the M.S. in Data Science & Analytics program. Cynthia enjoys working with different people, learning skills from diverse fields, and leveraging data to tackle problems. As Advocacy Chief of Staff of GradGov, Cynthia aims to advocate issues raised by the graduate student community to university officials and make a positive impact at Georgetown. Previously, Cynthia served in leadership roles at the Brown-RISD Hong Kong Student Association and Undergraduate Council of Students at Brown University as well as the Providence East Association of Cooperative Housing. Cynthia also worked in a plant-based meat company and interned in a food delivery company, government, and nonprofit organizations. After hours, you’ll find Cynthia trying out new plant-based recipes, hiking, writing for her personal blog, and listening to all types of live music with friends.
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