meet the 2023-2024 executive board
Naveen Sharma
Co-President Class of 2024 Major: ILR Hometown: Albany, NY Heritage: Indian & Italian 
Julian Turner
Treasurer Class of 2025 Major: Physics & Math Hometown: Los Angeles, California Heritage: Black, White, Mexican 
Hunter Leach
Creative Director Class of 2025 Major: American Studies, History, & Asian American Studies Hometown: South Hamilton, MA Heritage: Korean & White |
Salomée Levy
Co-President Class of 2024 Major: ILR Hometown: Las Vegas, NV Heritage: Belizean & French 
Ruby Massengale
Secretary Class of 2026 Major: Art History, Asian Studies & Architecture Minors Hometown: Concord, MA Heritage: Chinese & White |
Eushin Vitale
Co-Vice President Class of 2025 Major: Human Development Hometown: Floral Park, NY Heritage: Korean & Irish Italian 
Maya Allen
Social Chair Class of 2026 Major: Human Development Hometown: New York City Heritage: White (Jewish) & Chinese |
Rina Hisajima
Co-Vice President Class of 2024 Major: Philosophy Hometown: NYC Heritage: Japanese, Peruvian, & Chilean 
Kate Irwin
Community Outreach Chair Class of 2026 Major: Government Hometown: Long Island, NY Heritage: Puerto Rican & Jewish |
Jen Majka
Advisor
Job: Director of Diversity and Inclusion
College: Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management
Heritage: Korean
Advisor
Job: Director of Diversity and Inclusion
College: Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management
Heritage: Korean
founding executive board
Elizabeth Sowers
BS Communications 2014 MPS Information Science 2015 Other Activities: Alpha Phi Omega, Social Media Lab, The Cornell Daily Sun Hometown: Sunnyvale, CA Heritage: Filipino and Italian |
Katelyn Fletcher
BS Human Development 2015 Other Activities: Alpha Phi Omega, Human Bonding Lab, Public Service Scholar Hometown: Farmingdale, NY Heritage: Chinese and Irish |
Dillon Hickman
BS Biological Engineering 2015 Other Activities: Cornell Filipino Association, Cornell Co-Op Program Hometown: Lexington, KY Heritage: Filipino, English and Irish |
Our Mission
History of mixed race community groups on Cornell campus can be traced back to 2001 with the discussion group called BLEND (Bi-/Multiracial Lineages, Ethnicities, and Nationalities Discussion) which won the 2002 Perkins Prize for Interracial Understanding and Harmony. On and off in the years since then, the Asian and Asian-American Center (A3C) at Cornell has sponsored a discussion group on issues relating to multiracial issues, which has passed through the leadership of many dedicated students until it eventually grew into a registered student organization in spring of 2014. Today, MiXed at Cornell is led by a small group of undergraduates with a mission of fostering a safe space for students who identify as mixed to share their experiences and create a community.