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.
ALLISON KWON
Co-President
Allison is a senior studying Human Biology, Health, and Society in the College of Human Ecology. She joined CHR as a sophomore and is more than excited to serve as co-president for this school year. What drew Allison to CHR was its unique way of uniting art and science to spread valuable information that can impact the health of people all across the globe. Outside of CHR, she enjoys reading, thrifting, and drinking (too much) coffee. In the future, Allison hopes to pursue her dreams of becoming a physician with a particular interest in gender equity in both health care and the medical field.
JANICE INDAJANG
Co-President
Janice is a senior in the college of Human Ecology studying Global and Public Health Sciences. She joined the club as an artist during her freshman year and illustrated for three articles. Janice is passionate about health communication and accessibility. Outside of the CHR, Janice is the President of Visual Arts in Medicine, a member of HEART, and enjoys sparring with the Kendo club on weekends. Her favorite thing about CHR is how it opens opportunities for artists and writers to apply creativity to STEM subjects.
OLIVIA QIN
VP of Editing
Olivia is a sophomore studying Biological Sciences in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. She joined CHR her first semester as a writer and is excited to serve as VP of Editing. Olivia loves how CHR connects art with healthcare and propels her to explore interdisciplinary topics and their relevance to contemporary issues within the field. Outside of CHR, she enjoys playing tennis with friends, learning new songs on the piano, and experimenting with origami. She is looking forward to working with everyone this semester!!
JASMINE FENG
Co-VP of Publishing
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 :)
ANGELICA PENALOZA
Co-VP of Publishing
Nihan is a senior studying Human Biology, Health, and Society in the College of Human Ecology. She joined CHR as a writer last year and has loved exploring healthcare through a social lens within her articles. Nihan is passionate about health equity, both on a local and global scale, and wanting to write about different aspects of it is why she initially joined CHR. Her favorite part about CHR is that it provides a platform in which anyone can explore and bring to light topics within healthcare that they feel are important while working collaboratively with others.
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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 an Undergraduate Research Assistant for two labs, one with Dr. Deitcher and another with Professor Evans. Her favorite part of CHR is the unique collaboration between writers, editors, and artists. She hopes to pursue her medical career in the field of neuroscience.
JOYCE WANG
Co-Arts Editor
Joyce is a senior studying Human Biology, Health, and Society in the College of Human Ecology. She joined CHR as an artist before becoming a Co-Arts Editor. Her favorite aspect of CHR is that it serves as an interdisciplinary way to explore healthcare through writing and art while also pushing students to learn about healthcare outside of their courses. Outside of CHR, Joyce loves to crochet, read, and spend time with cats.
MICHELLE CHOI
Co-Arts Editor
Michelle is a senior majoring in HBHS and is the current Co-Arts Editor. She has been a part of CHR since her sophomore spring and is excited for a new semester! She is also an undergraduate research assistant in the Computational Physiology lab and has strong interest in research. Outside of classes, she enjoys hiking, playing the guitar and trying new restaurants with friends.
ASHLEY PARK
Speaker Series Coordinator
Ashley is a junior in the College of Human Ecology majoring in Human Development and minoring in Gerontology. 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 and a research assistant for an aging dissemination lab. Her favorite thing about CHR is how it opens opportunities for all majors and intersects multiple perspectives into one publication.
MAHESA MIAH
Secretary
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 secretary! In addition to her work with CHR, she is active with the Big Red Ambassadors as Chair of Membership, plays frisbee, and conducts research.
JOAN RONG
Publicity Chair
Joan is a senior studying Biomedical Engineering and minoring business. She is interested in healthcare industry and wants to explore the possibility of it in interdisciplinary areas. She joined CHR as an artist to meet more people and make meaningful connections. Her favorite aspect of CHR is the combining arts with various healthcare topics. Outside of CHR, she’s also a member of Cornell iGEM, CUBMD and Alpha Omega Epsilon. Joan enjoys reading, sketching, and watch anime :)
KAITLYN LEE
Treasurer
Kaitlyn Lee is a senior studying Biology and Society in the College of Arts and Sciences. She joined CHR as a writer in her freshman year and is now serving as the Treasurer. She enjoys how CHR allows students to freely explore a variety of healthcare topics and share them with the Cornell community. Outside of CHR, Kaitlyn is involved with the Cornell Symphony Orchestra, the Daily Sun, and is the President of Therapy Thru Music.