President, Tydarius Moxie

Tydarius Moxie (he/him/his) is a 2nd-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration and serves as the 2024-2025 Sloan Student Association President. Born and raised in Miami, Florida, he spent his freshman year of undergraduate studies at Florida Atlantic University and transferred to Cornell where he earned his Bachelor of Science in Policy Analysis and Management through the accelerated BS/MHA program. During his time in Ithaca, NY, Tydarius has been involved in a broad range of on-campus organizations and activities including the Brooks School Dean’s Student Advisory Council, Association of Multicultural Healthcare Leaders, Institute for Healthy Futures, research in the Health Care Policy department, and the Sloan Student Association as the 2023-2024 First Year Representative. Tydarius has held internships across the healthcare industry, and most recently served as an Administrative Graduate Intern for the Cleveland Clinic in their Executive Leadership Department. He is excited to continue to improve the Sloan Program experience by working with Sloan Administration and his classmates.

Outside of Sloan, Tydarius enjoys traveling, trying new restaurants, playing with his dog, Beau, going on runs, experimenting in the kitchen with TikTok recipes, and socializing. You can reach out to Tydarius via email at tjm88@cornell.edu or by connecting with Tydarius on LinkedIn.

Vice President of Finance, Rayness Mollinedo – Rodriguez

Rayness Mollinedo (he/him/his) is a 2nd-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration and serves as the 2024-2025 Sloan Student Association Vice President of Finance. Originally from Sterling, Virginia, Rayness attended the University of Virginia where he received his Bachelors of Public Health on the Pre-Med track. At Cornell, Rayness has been involved in the Cornell Catholic Community, Institute for Healthy Futures, the 2024 Ohio State Case Competition, and the Sloan Admissions Committee. Having done internships with Vennue, SofiaHealth, UVA Health, KPMG, and Cornell Health, Rayness has had a diverse background within healthcare. Most recently, Rayness served as an Administrative Graduate Intern for the Cleveland Clinic in the Ambulatory Operations Department. Rayness is excited to continue his learning of hospital operations and build upon the foundation of how to apply it to preventative care in the future. 

Outside of Sloan, Rayness enjoys weight lifting, watching soccer, playing golf, mentoring others, and meal prepping. You can reach out to Rayness via email at rm959@cornell.edu or connect with Rayness on LinkedIn.

Vice President of Internal Affairs, Alex Riedel

Alex Riedel (he/him/his) is a 2nd-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration at Cornell University and serves as the 2024-2025 Vice President of Internal Affairs of the Sloan Student Association. Originally from Antioch, Illinois, he graduated from McKendree University with a Bachelors of Health Safety and Management and played NCAA Division II golf on scholarship. Prior to Sloan, Alex has had experience serving as an Administrative Intern under the President & CEO of HSHS Holy Family Hospital and most recently as a Graduate Administrative Intern in the Neurological Institute at the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio and Las Vegas, Nevada. On campus, Alex is involved with the Sloan Admissions Committee, served as a consultant for a Cornell startup and competed in and won the 2023 Penn State Case Competition.

Outside of Sloan, Alex loves to watch the New York Knicks, play golf, exercise, spend time with his girlfriend and their dog, Ivy and watch documentaries. You can reach out to Alex via email at ajr323@cornell.edu or connect with Alex on LinkedIn.

Vice President of Corporate Affairs, Lesly Leon

Lesly Leon (she/her) is a 2nd-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration and serves as the 2024-2025 Vice President of Corporate Affairs. Born and raised in Lynwood, California, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Human Biology with a concentration in Chronic Disease Epidemiology from Stanford University in 2022. During her first year at Cornell, Lesly has been involved as the Associate of External Affairs with Women in Healthcare Leadership, Director of Programming of the Association of Multicultural Healthcare Leaders, and the Sloan Student Association Admissions Committee. Lesly has work experience across the healthcare industry, and most recently ended her two-year tenure at ideas42 to serve as a Strategy and Consulting Summer Analyst at Accenture in Los Angeles, CA. She is excited to continue her involvement within the Sloan Program to improve the student experience with recruiting and professional development.

Outside of Sloan, Lesly enjoys traveling, weightlifting, cooking and baking, nights of self-care, and spending quality time with her friends and family. You can reach out to Lesly via email at ll964@cornell.edu or by connecting with her on Lesly on LinkedIn.

Vice President of Social Affairs, Preston Famiglietti

Preston Famiglietti (he/him/his) is a 2nd-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration and serves as the 2024-2025 Vice President of Social Affairs. Originally from Saratoga Springs, New York, Preston completed his Bachelors of Science in Supply Chain Management at Quinnipiac University. Before joining the Sloan program, Preston has had experience across the healthcare landscape, completing internships with Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Yale New Haven Hospital and most recently serving as a General Management Intern with CVS. On campus, Preston is involved with the Institute for Healthy Futures, sits on the student advisory board for Cornell Cinema, and competed in the 2024 Ohio State Case Competition. With finding a cure for cancer and preventative health being his main drivers, he is excited to complete his final year of the program.

Outside of Sloan, he loves to watch soccer (go Liverpool!), play golf, go hiking across various sites in Ithaca, and take fishing trips along the East Coast. You can reach out to Preston via email at prf33@cornell.edu or connect with Preston on LinkedIn. 

Vice President of Student Recruitment, Tanyon Loose

Tanyon Loose is a 2nd-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration and serves as the 2024-2025 VP of Student Recruitment. Born in a small town in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Tanyon attended Penn State University for his undergraduate degree where he studied biology with a minor in economics. While attending Cornell, Tanyon has been involved in a number of organizations and activities including serving as the current Director of Case Competitions for the Healthcare Students Association, interviewing prospective students, and competing in the 2023 Penn State Health Case Competition. Tanyon has interned across a number of different spaces including environmental testing/services, a rural mobile medicine startup, and most recently served as a Business Intern with Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, NY and West Palm Beach, FL. 

Outside of Sloan, Tanyon enjoys watching and playing sports, hiking, skiing, learning new geography trivia, and creating travel itineraries he can’t possibly afford. You can reach out to Tanyon via email at tml227@cornell.edu or connect with Tanyon on LinkedIn.

Vice President of External Affairs, Shupti Biswas

Shupti Biswas (she/her) is a 2nd-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration and serves as the 2024-2025 Vice President of External Affairs. Born and raised in New York City, she completed her Bachelor of Science in Health Care Policy from Cornell University’s College of Human Ecology in 2021. 

During her time at Cornell, Shupti’s dedication to community service was extensive, manifesting in various projects within Ithaca, including at the Southside Community Center, the Ithaca Free Clinic, and the Ithaca High School. During her first year at Sloan, she further contributed as the Associate of Event Logistics with Women+ in Healthcare Leadership and the Associate of Community Outreach for the Healthcare Students Association (HSA). On the side, she also led deliverables for a venture-backed health startup as a Project Manager for Cornell’s Graduate Consulting Club. This year, she serves as both the President of the Sloan Consulting Club and Director of Community Outreach for HSA.

Shupti has diverse work experience across the healthcare industry. From overseeing pediatric clinical research at the Feinstein Institute for Medical Research at Northwell Health to gaining IRB approval for a patient study evaluating quality of life in chronic kidney disease patients, her contributions were impactful. She also gained frontline experience as a medical assistant and interned at a Medicaid external quality review organization, auditing managed care population health improvement initiatives in rural Alabama. Combining her industry knowledge, she most recently served as a Healthcare Summer Associate at Deloitte in the New York City office.

As VP of External Affairs, she is excited to enrich the Sloan experience by fostering connections between students and community engagement projects within Ithaca. Outside of Sloan and as a previous captain of Cornell’s Premier competitive Bollywood Fusion Dance Team, she enjoys going to dance classes and learning choreography. She also enjoys traveling, listening to podcasts, reading, and going to spin and yoga classes. You can reach out to Shupti via email at sb2235@cornell.edu or by connecting with Shupti on LinkedIn.

Vice President of Colloquium, Keshaav Krishnaa Pothapur

Keshaav Krishnaa Pothapur (he/him/his) is a second-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration at Cornell University. For the 2024-2025 academic year, he will serve as the Vice President of Colloquium for the Sloan Student Association. Originally from India, Keshaav pursued his undergraduate studies in Dentistry and practiced as a dentist in India for two years before coming to Cornell.  

During his time at Cornell, Keshaav has been actively involved in various on-campus organizations and activities, including the Healthcare Students Association and a health-conscious podcast. This year, he will also take on the role of President of the Healthcare Students Association. Keshaav has gained valuable experience through internships across the healthcare industry, most recently serving as an Administrative Graduate Intern at Advocate Health’s Trinity and South Suburban Hospitals in Chicago, Illinois.

Keshaav is excited to continue enhancing the Sloan Program experience by collaborating with the Sloan Administration and his fellow classmates. Outside of his academic pursuits, he enjoys traveling, dancing, experimenting in the kitchen, and socializing.

You can reach out to Keshaav via email at kp583@cornell.edu or connect with Keshaav on LinkedIn.

Vice President of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB) Chair, Hubert Zhou

Hubert Zhou (he/him/his) is a 2nd-year student in the Sloan Program in Health Administration and serves as the 2024-2025 Vice President of DEIB. Originally from Long Island, New York, he pursued a three-year Bachelor of Science in Integrative Neuroscience at SUNY Binghamton. Now at Cornell University, he founded the Association of Multicultural Healthcare Leaders, was involved with the Health Conscious Podcast, Sloan Consulting Club, and multiple case competitions. Hubert has explored the healthcare industry with various experiences including operations at a startup serving learning disabilities, founding an apparel company focused on mental health, working the floor of a nursing home, government relations at a non-profit health plan, and recently as a Graduate Administrative Intern with UCLA Health in the Performance Excellence Department. With behavioral health, health equity, and celebrating diversity in healthcare leadership being large pillars of his mission, he is excited to continue building a better experience for future healthcare leaders in Sloan.

When not exploring the healthcare field, Hubert loves to go to the gym, eat and watch shows at the same time, bring together friends for concerts (particularly EDM), and find local events to experience. You can reach out to Hubert via email at haz7@cornell.edu or by connecting with Hubert on LinkedIn.