EXECUTIVE BOARD
Our team is comprised of dedicated students with a variety of backgrounds and interests surrounding science, health, and medicine. Scroll to learn more about their unique experiences and why they love The Healthcare Review at Cornell University.
OLIVIA QIN
Co-President
Olivia is a sophomore studying Biological Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. She joined CHR as a writer to explore the intersections between art and medicine and is excited to uplift the club to new heights! While human anatomy and physiology has long claimed her scientific passion, she is also enthusiastic to broaden her perspective of healthcare through learning about health literacy and accessibility. Beyond CHR, she enjoys playing tennis with friends, learning Chopin etudes on the piano, and experimenting with origami!
Co-President
JASMINE FENG
Jasmine is a junior majoring in Global and Public Health Sciences. She was drawn to CHR because of its multidisciplinary approach to healthcare and is excited to be this semester's Co-VP of Publishing! She's interested in women’s and pediatric health and hopes to extend a holistic approach to patient care. Outside of CHR, Jasmine is involved with CCHEQ, Loaves and Fishes PATCH subcommittee, and research. She also enjoys trying new Trader Joe's items and meeting dogs on campus :)
VP of Editing
ASHLEY PARK
Ashley is a junior in College of Human Ecology majoring in Human Development and minoring in Gerontology and Business. She joined the club as an editor during her sophomore year.
Ashley is passionate about healthcare access and equity. Outside of the CHR, Ashley is the Co-Director of Communications at GlobeMed, a research assistant for an aging dissemination lab, a member of Cornell Pickleball Club, and a member of Phi Alpha Delta. Her favorite thing about CHR is how it opens opportunities for all majors and intersects multiple perspectives into one publication.
MAHESA MIAH
Co-VP of Publishing
Mahesa is a junior majoring in Human Biology, Health, and Society in the College of Human Ecology. She became a member of CHR during her sophomore year and was inspired by its unique approach to connecting healthcare with various disciplines through writing and art. This semester, Mahesa is thrilled to serve as V.P of Publishing! In addition to her work with CHR, she is active with the Big Red Ambassadors as Chair of Membership, plays frisbee, and conducts research.
LAUREN WILKES
Co-VP of Publishing
Lauren is a sophomore in the College of Arts and Science majoring in Biological Sciences and minoring in Data Science. Lauren has been a part of CHR as a writer for three semesters and is excited to contribute more to CHR as VP of Publishing. She is passionate about researching cancer biology and genetics and enjoys writing about scientific innovation in the biomedical research field. Her favorite thing about CHR is its multidisciplinary nature and the platform it gives to spread awareness of innovative research. Outside of CHR, Lauren is the VP of the Residence Hall Association and is involved in the student assembly. Lauren also enjoys singing and kickboxing in her free time.
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YUBIN LEE
VP of Outreach
Yubin is a sophomore studying Cognitive Science in the College of Arts & Sciences. She joined CHR during her first semester as a writer and her second as an editor. Now, she is excited to play a further role in CHR as VP of Outreach! Outside of this club, she is a research assistant exploring childhood poverty through a neuroscience lens. Her favorite part of CHR is the unique collaboration between writers, editors, and artists.
JULIA CHEN
Co-Arts Editor
Julia is a sophomore majoring in Biological Sciences in A&S. She joined CHR last spring as an artist and enjoyed bringing pieces to the publication, including the Spring 2024 cover art! Beyond CHR, she loves spending time in the lab, where she studies developmental signaling pathways in C. elegans, and hosting social events as a member of the Bethe House Council.
GRACE LIU
Co-Arts Editor
Grace is a freshman majoring in Human Biology, Health, & Society, with an intended minor in Health Policy. She joined CHR last fall as both a writer and editor and appreciates the publication's healthcare-oriented outlet for creativity and writing. Outside of CHR, she is involved with PATCH's GIAC subcommittee, HEART, and BEI. She enjoys drawing, swimming, and baking in her free time.
MAIA PHILLIPS
Speaker Series Coordinator
Maia Phillips is a sophomore majoring in Human Biology, Health, and Society and minoring in business. She joined CHR last fall as a writer. Her favorite part about CHR is diving into important topics in depth and satisfying her curiosity. In her free time, she loves to run, cook, and explore Ithaca.
LEENA JALEES
Secretary
Leena is a freshman in A&S majoring in Biological Sciences and English, and she is excited to serve as Secretary this semester! She first joined Cornell Healthcare Review as a writer to explore the intersection of healthcare, writing, and advocacy, and develop science communication and literacy skills. She was drawn to CHR because it encourages writing about a broad spectrum of health-related topics that spark curiosity. Beyond CHR, She is involved with MECA, writes for The Cornell Daily Sun, performs research, and serves as an A&S Ambassador.
VICTORIA WROBLEWSKI
Publicity Chair
​Victoria Wroblewski is a freshman in CALS studying Global and Public Health Sciences with a minor in Business for Life Sciences. Driven by the intersection of healthcare, human services, and sustainable business, she aims to make a positive impact within the healthcare industry. Victoria has been a part of CHR since her freshman fall semester as a writer and is excited to additionally take on the role of Publicity Chair. Outside of CHR, she is a part of the Society for Women in Business, CKB Dormitory Hall Council, GlobeMed, and a member of the Pi Beta Phi sorority.
ESTHER YOON
Treasurer
Esther is a sophomore majoring in Psychology and Spanish in the College of Arts & Sciences. She joined the Cornell Healthcare Review as an editor during her first semester and is excited to now serve as treasurer. Esther aspires to pursue a career in psychiatry, aiming to address systemic ableism and advocate for equitable mental health care. Outside of CHR, she is actively involved in the Cornell Tradition Student Advisory Committee, Cornell University Diversity Admissions Ambassadors, and the Alumni Affairs Student Engagement Committee. In her free time, Esther enjoys drinking matcha, watching sunsets, and traveling with her family.