Melia Matthews is a Biomedical and Biological Science PhD candidate in the lab of Professor Karl Lewis. She studies bone cells in the lab and outside of the lab she is an avid swimmer, scuba diver, and skier. At Cornell she has also been involved with Graduate Women in Science, the Cornell Undergraduate Research Journal, the Club Swim Team, and MAC Peer Mentoring.

Michelle (she/they) is a third-year Plant Biology Ph.D. student. In her research, she focuses on intercellular RNA signaling in grafted plants. As Executive Vice President for the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly, Michelle aims to work on issues facing transportation and medical access. In addition she is looking for other large funding projects GPSA may be able to support with the reserve funds. Last year Michelle helped GPSA fund Big Red Barn renovations. In her free time, Michelle shoots film, gardens, and spends time with her kitten Ez.

Andi (she/her) is a second-year Biomedical Engineering Ph.D. student in the Dr. Karl Lewis Lab. She previously served as the Communications Director for the graduate student chapter of the Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES). She is originally from North Plains, OR, and received an Honors Bachelor of Science in Bioengineering from Oregon State University. In her free time, Andi enjoys playing competitive soccer with other Cornell graduate students.

Annika McGraw (she/her) is a second-year student pursuing a Master of Public Administration degree, concentrating in Science, Technology, and Infrastructure Policy. She currently acts as Editor-in-Chief for the Cornell Policy Review and President of the Daring Discussion Club. As Vice President of Operations for the Graduate and Professional Student Assembly, Annika hopes to fully revise the organization's bylaws to ensure efficiency in guidelines and streamline the bureaucratic process. Annika enjoys learning Norwegian and German in her free time, reading, and playing with her cat, Luna.