Associate Members

Tanisha agrawal

dining, housing, and transit

rafaa bukhary

dining, housing, and transit

Rafaa Bukhary is a sophomore from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia studying Political Science and History in the College. She currently serves as the Legal Services Coordinator and is a member of the Dining, Housing, and Transit committee. Rafaa is the UA representative to the International Students Table for Advocacy and Relations, as well as the Transit Advisory Board. In the last session, Rafaa established and founded the International Peer Mentorship Program at Penn and continues to manage the current program cycle.

Beyond UA, Rafaa is a Class Ambassador in Penn Traditions, Associate Editor in the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal, and a consulting intern at PwC. This session, she hopes to work on projects related to Penn Transit and PennMoves, particularly for the international student community. Feel free to contact Rafaa at rafaa@sas.upenn.edu !

megan chan

communications (outreach & engagement coordinator)

Megan Chan (she/her) is a sophomore from Media, Pennsylvania, pursuing a major in Economics with a minor in Statistics and Data Science. She is currently an Associate Member and the Outreach & Engagement Coordinator on the Communications Committee for the 53rd Session and was previously a New Student Representative and on the Academic Initiative Committee.

Outside of UA, she serves as the Vice President of General Body Membership for the Wharton Undergraduate Finance Club, where she also contributes as a member of the Investment Team. In addition, she is a part of the Wharton Investment & Trading Group’s Industrials Team. For the second year, she is the elected Vice President of Finance for her class and is a member and Community Service Chair of Delta Delta Delta, Psi Chapter.

In her free time, she enjoys traveling, café hopping, trying new recipes, playing tennis, and spending time with friends. Contact mganchan@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

michelle chen

equity and inclusion

koustav datta

community engagement and sustainability

Koustav Datta (he/him) is a senior from Nashua, New Hampshire, majoring in Biochemistry and studying Pre-Medical studies in the College of Arts and Sciences. He is currently a member of the Community Engagement and Sustainability Committee of the UA, but has served on both the Dining, Housing, and Transit Committee as well as the Equity and Inclusion Committee. In the last session, Koustav worked closely with Weingarten and Penn Transit to improve accessibility during school hours for those with impaired mobility.

Outside of the UA, Koustav spends a lot of time working in a laboratory at Colket Translational Research Building, serving as the captain for Penn Raas (a competitive dance team), serves as an EMT on Penn MERT, and plays chess competitively on Penn Chess. In his free time, he thoroughly enjoys playing soccer, basketball, the piano, and spending time with his friends! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out at koustavd@sas.upenn.edu.

jessica guo

community engagement and sustainability

Jessica (she/her) is a senior from Long Island, New York. She is a pre-medical student studying Cell & Molecular Biology and East Asian Languages & Civilizations. She was previously a college representative in the 52nd session of the Undergraduate Assembly and worked to provide monthly CPR classes for students. Now, she is working to enact medical modifications for the dining plans.
Beyond the UA, Jess is the president of the Heart Health club at Penn, a project chair in the Student Committee on Undergraduate Education, and a research intern at Penn Med. In her free time, she enjoys scrapbooking and running. Contact jessguo@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

shikhar gupta

dining, housing, and transit

Shikhar Gupta (he/him) is a senior from the suburbs of Chicago, Illinois. He is a pre-medical student and Vagelos MLS Scholar studying Biochemistry and submatriculating in Chemistry. In the past, he has served the UA as an elected College Representative, Dining Housing and Transit Committee Director, and Cabinet Member. Shikhar has worked on projects related to Penn Transit, where he has helped establish the Penn Transit Advisory Board and created the Airport Return Pairings Program. Beyond the UA, Shikhar is an active researcher at the Department of Child Neurology at CHOP, Volunteer Coordinator at Camp Kesem UPenn, Editor-in-Chief of the Penn Healthcare Review, and Vocalist in the Penn Chorale. Outside school, he is a newbie guitar player, coffee enthusiast, and aspiring movie buff.

asim handy

academic initiatives

Asim Handy is a junior from the suburbs of Detroit, Michigan studying bioengineering with minors in statistics and chemistry. He has served on the Academic Initiatives Committee for two years and been involved in many projects ranging from accelerating medical testing for students needing special accommodations, to early syllabi publishing, and excused absences for students with health emergencies. Outside the UA, Asim is involved in research at the Perelman School of Medicine, entrepreneurship through Venture Lab, and teaching assistant through Netter Center, and enjoys listening to music, playing soccer, squash or golf, and hanging out with friends in his free time. Feel free to reach out to ahandy@seas.upenn.edu with any questions!

minnah khan

communications (social media manager)

Minnah Khan is a sophomore from Jersey City, New Jersey, on the pre-law track studying PPE with a minor in Real Estate. She is currently an Associate Member and the Social Media Manager. In our last session, Minnah worked on developing the CETLI Undergraduate Advisory Board and crafted the marketing materials for the UA Airport Shuttles.

Aside from the UA, Minnah is a Generalist Consultant for MUSE, an External member of WUPP, and Marketing member for JMS and WUREC! In her free time, she’s shopping, watching Knicks games, or is probably grabbing a chai. Contact minnahk@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

kennedy kostecki

equity and inclusion

andrew lu

equity and inclusion

Andrew Lu (he/him) is a junior from Sugar Land, Texas, majoring in PPE with a minor in Data Science & Analytics. Andrew was formerly the Equity and Inclusion Committee Director for the 52nd session, and is now an Associate Member during the 53rd session. In the past , Andrew has sat on the Committee on Open Expression and worked on expanding student access to mental telehealth support. This year, Andrew is working on reestablishing a student art gallery, and looking forward to pursuing other EI related projects. Outside of UA, Andrew is a director for SPEC Jazz & Grooves, finance chair for Penn Queer & Asian, and member of the Signal. Outside of school, Andrew likes to explore Philadelphia, go to concerts, play crosswords, and visit art galleries. You can contact him at luandrew@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

Kyunghwan lim

equity and inclusion

Kyunghwan Lim (he/him) is a junior from Johns Creek, Georgia and is a pre-med student studying Computer Science with a masters degree in Electrical Engineering. He serves as an associate member after previously serving as engineering representative last year. Last session, Kyunghwan led a investigation into the recycling practices of the high-rises as well as helping to organize an internal clothing drive. Currently, he is working to reinstitute the student art gallery on campus. Beyond student government, he is active in Penn’s performing arts community and conducts neuroengineering research. Contact kyuli@seas.upenn.edu for any questions, especially about engineering or arts advocacy on campus.

maxwell robinson

community engagement and sustainability

Maxwell Robinson is a sophomore from New York, studying Mathematical Economics and Statistics & Data Science. He currently serves as an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly’s Community Engagement and Sustainability Committee (CES), where he previously served as an elected member during the last session. As part of CES, Max and fellow committee member Anjali Shah pioneered a successful campaign to install additional water bottle filling stations in underclassman housing, helping advance Penn’s sustainability and accessibility goals.

Beyond the UA, Max is involved in several consulting and finance organizations on campus, including the WITG, WUEG, and Global Research and Consulting. In his free time, he enjoys running, cooking, and spending time outdoors. Contact maxrob@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

anjali shah

communications (outreach & engagement coordinator)

Anjali Shah is a sophomore from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and a student in the College of Arts & Sciences studying Communications and Consumer Psychology. She currently serves as an Associate Member on the UA and is apart of the Communications Committee, but was previously a member of the Community Engagement and Sustainability committee. Beyond the UA, Anjali is a member of Wharton Women, MUSE, and Wharton Retail Club. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, exploring center city, going to the gym, and shopping. Contact anjshah@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

leo solga

dining, housing, and transit

Leo Solga (he/him) is a senior from Lower Merion, Pennsylvania. He studies political science in the College. Leo is an Associate Member of the Assembly and is looking forward to finishing undergrad the same way he started middle school - with some high-quality student advocacy. In the last session, Leo proudly served as the Speaker of the Assembly and in the previous session, he served as the Legal Services Coordinator. Outside of the UA, Leo participates in Penn in Washington. His primary research and academic interests include county-level justice system in Pennsylvania and Western Hemisphere affairs. He enjoys complicated board games and canned fish. Please feel free to contact him at solgaleo@sas.upenn.edu.

alexza zaragoza

community engagement and sustainability director

Alexza Zaragoza (she/her) is a junior from El Paso, Texas, pursuing a major in Cognitive Science with minors in Data Science and Consumer Psychology. Alexza is the current Community Engagement and Sustainability Committee Director for the 53rd Session. During the 52nd session, Alexza served as a College of Arts & Sciences Representative and worked with the Division of Public Safety to increase awareness about safety resources on campus. She also served as the Admissions Advisory Board external seat, facilitating communication for the Coleman Project. Outside of UA, Alexza is the Co-President for the Alternative Protein Project, is a research assistant at Perry World House, and is on Penn Figure Skating. During her free time Alexza enjoys exploring new restaurants in Philly and making matcha! Feel free to contact her at ces@pennua.org or alexzaz@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

juan tovar

equity and inclusion

Juan Tovar (he/him) is a junior from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in Wharton concentrating in Finance and Legal Studies. He currently serves as an Associate Member on the Equity and Inclusion committee. Beyond the UA, Juan has a variety of involvements across campus including captain of the Water Polo team, plays trumpet for Penn Jazz and Fuerza, and dances on Onda Latina. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with friends, listening to new music, and hitting the gym. Contact juanito@wharton.upenn.edu with any questions!

graci davidson

equity and inclusion

Graci Davidson (she/her) is a junior from Mooresville, North Carolina, and a pre-med student in the College of Arts and Science studying Biology with a minor in Hispanic Studies. She currently serves as an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly. Beyond her involvement in the UA, Graci is an active member of Alpha Iota Gamma (a pre-health organization), works as a research assistant at the Changing Brain Lab, serves as the Upperclassman Liaison for Shea Collective, and participates in the National Society of Black Women in Medicine. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and learning about different cultures, exploring new restaurants in Philadelphia, and spending time with friends. Contact graci@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

ana monsalud

communications

Ana Monsalud (she/her) is a junior nursing student from Anaheim, California with a minor in Nursing Services and Healthcare Management. As a sophomore year external transfer, she has spent the last year becoming involved in diversity, academic, and wellness initiatives in nursing. This past summer, Ana was an Events Planning intern with the Office of New Student Orientation and Academic Initiatives where she helped plan NSO 2025 for the incoming Class of 2029 and new transfers.

On campus, she serves as the Breakthrough to Nursing Director for Student Nurses at Penn (SNAP). She is also a member of the School of Nursing Wellness Advisory Board, works as a research assistant at the Wharton Behavioral Lab, and is Props Manager for Stimulus Children’s Theatre’s fall production of School of Rock! In her free time, she enjoys anything arts and crafts related along with being a matcha/caramel macchiato addict.

madiha khan

equity and inclusion

Madiha Khan (she/her) is a freshman from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is studying political science and focusing on international relations and diplomacy. She is an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly and looks forward to contributing to projects such as dining hall initiatives during her first year. Outside of the UA, Madiha enjoys listening to music, going to the gym, and working on creative projects. She is exploring new ways to stay active and engaged on campus.

Adijared (aj) huerta

community engagement and sustainability

Adijared Huerta is a sophomore from Southeast Los Angeles, California, and Puebla, Mexico, pursuing studies in Political Science and Environmental Studies. She is a first-time Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly and an active member of both the Residential Services Advisory Board (RSAB) and the Student Health Insurance Advisory Committee (SHIAC). Through these roles, Adijared hopes to strengthen transportation efforts, foster more sustainable practices, and increase transparency in residential, health, and financial aid matters.
Beyond the UA, Adijared works with Philadelphia Legal Assistance, serves as president of the Collective Success Network, is a member of the Community Outreach Committee on the FGLI Dean’s Advisory Board, and is treasurer of Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlán (MEChA). She is passionate about student advocacy, transparency, and progressive initiatives that build stronger campus connections. Adijared is excited to continue learning about Penn’s resources and finding ways to strengthen the institution. Please feel free to reach out to her with any questions or concerns at ajhuerta@sas.upenn.edu or AJHuerta@philalegal.org.

nina skae

equity and inclusion

Nina Skae (she/her) is a freshman from Houston, Texas, and a pre-law student in the College of Arts and Sciences pursuing a major in Law and Society with a minor in Sustainability and Environmental Management. Nina is currently an associate member for the Undergraduate Assembly’s 53 Session. She looks forward to getting involved in new projects through the UA and serving the Penn community.

Beyond the UA, Nina is involved in Penn Environmental Group, John Marshall Pre-Law Society Freshman Committee, and Alpha Phi Omega. In her free time, she enjoys thrifting, crafts, curating new Spotify playlists, and exploring the city with friends.

You can contact her at nskae209@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

david tran

dining, housing, and transit

David Tran (he/him) is a sophomore from Fort Worth, Texas, pursuing a major in Urban Studies, concentrating in transportation science & operations, with minors in Systems Science & Engineering and Statistics & Data Science. He is an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly, serving on the Dining, Housing, and Transit (DHT) Committee with the intention of improving the accessibility and mobility of Penn students to the wider Philadelphia region through dining and transportation initiatives.

Beyond the UA, David is an opinion columnist for the Daily Pennsylvanian, where his column, Transcendental, focuses on “transcending” beyond the traditional Penn bubble; to think about issues beyond campus. He also serves as co-president of URBAN, a transit-oriented pre-professional and advocacy organization, a member of the Delaware Valley Association of Rail Passengers (DVARP), a board member of the Urban Studies Undergraduate Advisory Board, and a peer mentor group leader for the University Scholars program. In his free time, he enjoys playing Cities: Skylines and Subway Builder.

Contact ddtran@upenn.edu with any questions!

katherine lee

community engagement and sustainability

Katherine Lee (she/her) is a freshman from Long Island, New York, on the Pre-Medical track.

Beyond the UA, Katherine is a science researcher investigating the molecular mechanisms of neurological dysfunction, which was awarded by the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF). Additionally, she has co-founded an organization to reach people with limited access to health and wellness resources worldwide. Her podcast and virtual community provide information and skills for those finding it difficult to reach out for help. Her advocacy has been recognized by the United Nations (UNESCO and UNA-USA). At Penn, Katherine is involved in volunteering organizations, pre-med societies, MUSE, and CSA.

Katherine is incredibly excited and honored to be an Associate Member this year!

zainab adeoye

equity and inclusion

Zainab Adeoye (she/her) is a sophomore from the Bronx, NY and is a first-generation, pre-law student in the College studying Health & Societies with a double-major in International Relations. She also serves as the Political Chair of United Minorities Council, co-president of Black Muslims at Penn, and Health Equity Intern for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In her free time, she loves writing, reading books, watching reality TV and video essays, and drinking and making matcha.

morolake abayomi

equity and inclusion

Morolake Abayomi (she/her) is a first-year student from New Jersey studying Business Analytics at the Wharton School with a minor in Data Science. She currently serves as an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly, where she hopes to improve the Penn community through academic and dining initiatives.

Beyond the UA, Morolake serves on the Tutoring Committee for the Wharton Undergraduate Statistics Society. In her free time, she enjoys running, video editing, watching movies, and spending time with friends.

emily frey

dining, housing, and transit

Emily Frey (she/her) is a freshman from Sedona, Arizona. She is currently a pre-dental student and a Biology major in the College of Arts and Sciences. She is an Associate Member on the Undergraduate Assembly and is excited to get involved with the UA this year. Outside the classroom, Emily loves staying active; she plays pickleball regularly and is a member of an intramural volleyball team. She also looks forward to joining a variety of medical and service-oriented clubs this semester, where she hopes to combine her passion for healthcare with community engagement.

melinda huang

dining, housing, and transit

Melinda Huang (she/her) is a freshman from Palo Alto, California, studying Economics and Political Science in the College. Melinda is currently an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly, and is excited to work on expanding wellness supports and transit options this year.
Beyond the UA, Melinda is involved with Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club, MUSE Case Team, The Daily Pennsylvanian, Renewal College Fellowship, and Penn Appétit. In her free time, she enjoys playing volleyball, writing scathing Beli reviews, and watching the NBA.

sahasra jonnalagadda

academic initiatives

cailyn pan

dining, housing, and transit

Cailyn Pan (she/her) is a freshman from Hockessin, Delaware studying Finance and Operations Management in Wharton. She is currently an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly's 53rd session. Outside the UA, Cailyn is involved in the Wharton Undergraduate Consulting Club, Science Olympiad at Penn, and Wharton Women. In her free time, she enjoys exploring Philly, thrifting, eating, and traveling. You can contact her at cailyn@wharton.upenn.edu with any questions.

haniyyah myricks

community engagement and sustainability

alex cervantes

equity and inclusion

simon thomas

communications

Simon Thomas (he/him) is a sophomore at the Wharton School studying Business Analytics and Finance. Originally from Kigali, Rwanda, he serves as an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly (UA), where he became involved through his work with the Asian Pacific Student Coalition, where he is Chair of Political Affairs. In this role, he leads the political committee and spearheads student advocacy efforts at the university, city, and national levels.

Outside the UA, Simon is the Investment Chair for the Middle East and Africa Committee in the International Business and Economics Club, a co-Technical Director for the Penn Glee Club, a student audio engineer and technician for campus performing arts groups, and a mentor/teaching assistant with CSSP in Philadelphia elementary schools. In his free time, he enjoys playing basketball and exploring new food spots around the city.

jocelyn vargas

academic initiatives

Jocelyn Vargas (she/her) is a first-year from Fort Worth, Texas, in the College studying Cognitive Science and Political Science. She is currently an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly, and is looking to work on projects regarding transit accessibility and making improvements to student housing.

Outside of the UA, Jocelyn is apart of the social media team for the Daily Pennsylvanian, is a Vice President Senior Deputy for PennDems, and does translation work for SoQuiet Misophonia Advocacy, an organization that raises awareness for a sound sensitivity disorder. During her downtime, she enjoys trying different coffee shops around Philly, scrolling through Substack, and rooting for F1 driver Oscar Piastri. Contact vargas8@sas.upenn.edu with any questions!

sophia chen

community engagement and sustainability

Sophia Chen (she/her) is a freshman majoring in Environmental Science and CIS at the College of Arts and Sciences. She is from Moorestown, New Jersey, although she lived in Texas for nine years and China for five. Other than the UA, Sophia is part of the Environmental Group at Penn and the Multimedia Department of the Daily Pennsylvanian. She also serves on the Class Board of 2029 as the College Chair. In her free time, she likes watching movies, grabbing lunch with friends, and thrifting!

pablo czerkas

academic initiatives

sinmi adewunmi

equity and inclusion

Sinmi Adewunmi (she/her) (sinmi10@sas.upenn.edu) is a freshman from the New York City Metropolitan Area, but originally from Nigeria. She is a pre-med student in CAS looking to major in Health and Societies as she finds great interest in healthcare policy making. For the 53rd session, she was selected as an associate member. She is very excited to be a part of a group of people working to make a difference on campus and beyond, and to see how her experience as Student Speaker of her high school can come into play at a university level.

Asides from the UA, Sinmi is a member of Heart Health @ Penn, a writer for the Penn Healthcare Review in the Wharton Undergraduate Healthcare Club, and a member of the Health of African Immigrants Program. Additionally, she really enjoys conversing with people, music, going on runs, and playing tennis.

ruhan shah

academic initiatives

Ruhan Shah (he/him) is a freshman from Lumberton, New Jersey, and is studying Neuroscience with a minor in Health Care Management in the College of Arts and Sciences on the pre-med track. He currently serves as an Associate Member of the UA, and he is excited to continue his passion for student government at Penn and help make impactful change.

Outside of the UA, Ruhan serves as a volunteer with the Penn Brain Exercise Initiative and is a Class Ambassador with Penn traditions. He also plays trumpet for the Penn Wind Ensemble, and in his free time, he likes hanging out with friends, weightlifting, and trying new foods. If you have any questions about the UA or would like to reach out and learn more about projects Ruhan is passionate about, please feel free to reach him at shah29@sas.upenn.edu!

sebastian lopez

dining, housing, and transit

Sebastián López (he/him) is a first-year student from New York City, NY studying Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE). On campus, he is involved with Penn Policy Consulting and the UA, and previously co-led his high school’s Model UN program. He's interned in the Brooklyn District Attorney's office and for the Presidential House of El Salvador, as well as for the Venezuelan-American Association. Beyond academics, Sebastián enjoys exploring philosophy and history, DJing, playing soccer, and being a diehard Real Madrid fan. In his free time, he can be found studying at Fisher, making Spotify playlists, or watching sports in a Quad lounge.

cavance snaith

dining, housing, and transit

nouf algholaikah

academic initiatives

khalil elbechir

community engagement and sustainability

Khalil ElBechir (he/him) is a sophomore from Tunisia pursuing an uncoordinated dual degree between the College of Arts and Sciences and Wharton. He is studying Political Science with a concentration in International Relations in the College and Business Statistics at Wharton. He currently serves as an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly during its 53rd session. During this session, he aims to lead initiatives that strengthen the Penn community, especially the international community.

Khalil conducts research in the Political Science Department and serves as the Vice President in charge of External Relations within iDev at Penn. Moreover, he is leading Penn First as Operational Chair for the 2025–26 academic year. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to contact him at elbechir@upenn.edu.

sama al rawahi

equity and inclusion

ritvik ellendula

dining, housing, and transit

Ritvik Ellendula (he/him) is a freshman from Northville, Michigan, and an engineering student at SEAS studying bioengineering and potentially economics/statistics. Beyond the UA, Ritvik is involved in a Bollywood fusion dance team -- Penn Dhamaka. He's also a consultant for 180 Degrees Consulting, and apart of the Research Committee for Penn Alternate Protein Project. In his free time, he likes 3D printing trinkets and exploring new locations.

jasim faisal

community engagement and sustainability

Jasim Faisal (he/him) is a junior from Chicago, studying Economics and Biology. He is an associate member of the Undergraduate Assembly looking forward to addressing issues related to the transfer experience, social dynamics, transit, and many others.

Beyond UA, Jasim is an undergraduate research fellow at the CHOP, an organic chemistry tutor at the Weingarten Center, an editor for the Penn Healthcare Review at WUHC, a member of the case committee of WUFC, and a counselor for Kesem. In his free time, Jasim enjoys playing volleyball, running, watching movies with friends, and trying new foods.

Aryann koroma

equity and inclusion

jocelin lila cruz

academic initiatives

Jocelin Lila Cruz (she/her) is a freshman from Los Angeles, California, and a student at Wharton potentially studying Legal Studies and Business Economics and Public Policy. She currently serves as an Associate Member of the Undergraduate Assembly. She’s passionate about bridging the gap between higher education and underserved communities. In the past she’s worked with nonprofits centering around arts education and youth development which are efforts she hopes to continue at Penn.

Beyond the UA, Jocelin is a Policy Consultant for Wharton Undergraduate Public Policy, a Wharton Impact Venture Associate, and serves on the Wharton Successful Transition and Empowerment Program Marketing committee. In her free time, she enjoys exploring the outdoors with her friends, creating art through pottery and painting, as well as watching movies hours on end. Contact jocelinl@wharton.upenn.edu with any questions!

madeline rong

communications

jack terrell

community engagement and sustainability

Jack Terrell (he/him) is a sophomore from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and is a physics and political science major in CAS and a member of the Benjamin Franklin Scholars Program. Jack currently serves as an Associate Member on the Undergraduate Assembly, and this is his first session at the UA.

Outside of UA, Jack is a second year member of the University Honor Council, vice president of the Society for Physics Students, a writer for PennScience Journal, and a team leader for the Penn Science Policy and Diplomacy Group. Jack is also involved in astrophysics research---coauthoring a paper on exoplanet climate modelling with Dr. Michael Mann. Jack loves spending his free time with friends and going on random side quests. He can be reached by jackterr@sas.upenn.edu with any questions.

nicole sosnik

academic initiatives

Nicole Sosnik (she/her) is a freshman from Washington, D.C. and a student in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Philosophy, Politics, and Economics. She currently serves as an associate member for the Undergraduate Assembly. Beyond the UA, Nicole is an associate editor for the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal, serves on the Admissions Deans Advisory Board, and is a member of the Penn Policy Consulting Group. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and dog.

aditya bala

dining, housing, and transit

pablo camargo tang

community engagement and sustainability

Pablo Camargo Tang (he/him) is a sophomore from Querétaro, México and Battle Creek, Michigan studying physics and political science. He currently serves as an associate member of the Undergraduate Assembly. As part of the committee of Community Engagement and Sustainability, Pablo is excited to work with stakeholders at Penn and the West Philly community to drive positive change.

Outside of his work in the UA, Pablo is involved in Community School Student Partnerships, Penn Science Policy and Diplomacy Group, NextGen America, the Assembly of International Students, Daily Pennsylvanian's Multimedia department, and Latinx Coalition. In his free time, he enjoys photography, reading, eating, and traveling.