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Adam Keppler is a 1st year MBA student serving as an At-Large Representative for the GSC. Adam is passionate about bringing graduate students together, and hopes to increase the opportunities for graduate students to meet, share ideas, try new experiences, and maintain a healthy work-life balance. He plans to organize more social events for graduate students that allow students from across departments to meet and have enriching experiences.

Brooks (he/him) is a 4th year Ph.D. candidate in the Cancer Biology program at the School of Medicine. He works in the lab of Ravi Majeti studying tumor clonality and synthetic lethality in Acute Myeloid Leukemia. He was previously a social chair and co-president of the Stanford Bioscience Student Association (SBSA). As a representative of the School of Medicine, Brooks hopes to facilitate conversations with other Schools across the campus to unite advocacy efforts for diversity & inclusion, affordability, and mental health. Outside of the lab, Brooks enjoys camping, hammocking, reading the New Yorker, biking, and taking care of his ever-growing collection of plants.

Grace Achepohl (she/her) is currently co-terming in Community Health Prevention Research. As an undergraduate at Stanford, she served as ASSU Co-Director of Affordability advocating for affordable dependent health care, child support, housing, and food security. Throughout her term, she helped on many projects such as initiating the R&DE pop-up food pantries, passing a dependent healthcare resolution through the Undergraduate Senate, and bringing Share Meals to Stanford as a way to increase food distribution and sustainability. With a proven track record and experience working with on-campus stakeholders, she hopes to bring her expertise to the Graduate Student Council, as she continues to advocate on affordability-based issues. In her free time, she loves to bake sourdough, read, and run. Please reach out at <a href="mailto:achepohl@assu.stanford.edu">achepohl@assu.stanford.edu</a> with questions or ideas on how GSC can better support you!

Jonathan Deemer is a second-year J.D./M.A. student graduating in 2023. He is an at-large representative on the GSC and is particularly focused on representing the graduate community’s interests in the dynamic and challenging world of COVID-19.

Kari Barclay (they/them or he/him) is a writer, theater director, and researcher in the 5th year of a Ph.D. with Stanford Theater and Performance Studies. He has served on the Graduate Student Council since his first year at Stanford and proudly represents humanities students at the university. During his tenure, Kari has advocated for subsidized childcare for graduate student parents, a website to support undocumented students, and twelve-month funding for Ph.D. students, all wins that we have achieved thanks to GSC advocacy and student activism. Kari is a proud member of the Stanford Solidarity Network and recipient of the Ric Weiland Fellowship, Preparing Future Professors Fellowship, and Sudler Award in the Arts. kari-barclay.com.

I am a fifth-year Ph.D. candidate and am the Coleman F. Fung Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellow in the Department of Geological Sciences. I study insect evolution and serve on three committees in the Entomological Society of America. I represent the School of Earth and am the co-chair of the Diversity & Advocacy Committee in the GSC. I am committed to holding university leadership, including the administration and the Board of Trustees, accountable. I am passionate about addressing issues such as police violence, the rights of (subcontracted) workers, sexual assault, access to healthcare, and housing affordability.

I'm Sanna; I'm a 4th year Ph.D. Candidate in Communication. I study technology, work, and culture, and I am also interested in the effects of the privatization of infrastructure in urban contexts. I am the representative for Social Sciences and I am serving as the Social Co-Chair for GSC. Amidst COVID-19, it will be more important than ever for GSC to be innovative and provide ways for graduate students to form community safely and while maintaining a physical distance. I also hope to advocate around issues of social justice, affordability, and mental health for graduate students while serving on GSC.

Hi! I belong to the Navajo and Blackfeet Nations and grew up in Lake Tapps, Washington. I am pursuing a Masters degree in the Graduate School of Education through the Policy, Organization, and Leadership Studies program. After extensive experience in the undergraduate leadership realm, I am incredibly excited to serve as GSC Co-Chair and translate this experience to best serve the Graduate Student Community!

Yiqing Ding is a fourth-year Ph.D. student in Aeronautics and Astronautics. His research interests include operations research and systems engineering. Specifically, he aspires to construct mathematic models to tackle real-world problems, especially those in the aerospace field.

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