Anna Kein is a recent graduate from Hamilton College with a dual degree in Literature and Hispanic Studies. Originally from Summit, NJ, Anna has cultivated strong oral and written communication skills, which she has applied to experiences in social media marketing, mentorship, outreach, event production, and large-scale research projects. Anna is excited to utilize these skills in order to help those affected by disaster.

Devli Tiwari is a senior at the University of California, Berkeley, pursuing dual majors in Data Science and Cognitive Science. Originally from the Bay Area, Devli has developed a strong foundation in analytical and interdisciplinary thinking. Devli hopes to use these skills to contribute effectively to the American Acorn Foundation and support its mission.

Sadia Oishika is a sophomore at Pace University, studying Computer Science. Originally from Queens, New York, Sadia has a keen interest in technology and its applications. With a strong dedication to her studies, she aims to leverage her skills to make significant contributions in the field of computer science and beyond.

Holly Le is a student at the University of California, Berkeley, studying Cognitive Science and Data Science. Born and raised in San Jose, California, Holly has a passion for understanding complex systems and data-driven decision-making. Holly aims to leverage these skills to make meaningful contributions to her field and future endeavors.

Evonne Jean is an Immunology Ph.D. candidate at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia studying host defensive responses to pathogenic infection. Evonne is a founding member of Black In Immuno (https://www.blackinimmuno.org/), recipient of the NSF GFRP fellowship award, and member of the American Association of
Immunologists. Having earned their Bachelor of Science in cellular and molecular biology from the illustrious Hampton University, Evonne is a strong advocator for diversity and inclusion initiatives and outspoken about equity and combatting injustice. Evonne’s background in science and research will be an asset to growing the American Acorn Foundations interest in public health inequity.