Wharton Dean's Undergraduate Advisory Board

	Kristin Hall (W'11/SAS'11) is a senior from Saint James, New York. She is in the Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business, majoring in international studies in the College of Arts & Sciences and finance in Wharton. A member of the University Scholar's Program, she plans to pursue her interests in global affairs and finance through interdisciplinary research. She is also a Wharton Ambassador and a member of Penn International Business Volunteers. Her other interests include singing and golf.
	Kunal Karki (W'11) is a senior in the Joseph Wharton Scholars program from Pickering, Canada. He intends to pursue a B.S. in Economics with concentrations in Finance and Accounting, as well as a minor in Mathematics. Apart from his duties as a WAB member, Kunal is the VP of External Affairs of the Wharton Undergraduate Finance Club (WUFC) and Treasurer of the Wharton Indian Students Association (WISA). He enjoys photography, politics and sports, particularly ice hockey.
	Alan Lee (W'11/SAS'11) is a senior from Tustin, California, one of the suburbs of Los Angeles. He is a Joseph Wharton Scholar who is pursuing a dual degree in political science in the college. Outside of WAB, he served as Penn's Chair of Programs for the Ivy Council last year and will be serving as a member of the InterIvy Exchange Board next year. Alan is also interested in political debate, technology, and travel.
	Cameron Rouzer (W'11) is a senior pursuing a B.S. in economics with concentrations in Finance & Accounting. In addition to WAB, Cameron is involved in the Wharton Small Business Development Center, Wharton Finance Club, Penn Democrats, and intramural sports of all kinds. From West Dundee, Illinois, he also enjoys history, politics, running and travel.
	Nicholas W. Semeniuk (W'11/SEAS'11) is a senior from Calgary, Alberta, Canada, concentrating in Accounting and Finance in Wharton and Mechanical Engineering in the engineering school. In addition to being a member of the Wharton Undergraduate Dean’s Advisory Board, he is a OPIM-101 TA and Mentor, he sits on the Wharton Leadership Ventures Board and the Wharton Technology Advisory Board. He is also the President of the Wharton Accounting Society and the VP of Finance of the Wharton Finance Club. Nicholas is a RA in Harnwell College House and is actively involved with Habitat for Humanity. His interests include spending time outdoors camping and hiking in the Rocky Mountains, the energy industry, automobiles and driving.
	Mindy Zhang (W'11) is a senior from Fairfax, Virginia, pursuing concentrations in Marketing and OPIM. Outside of WAB, she is a member of Social Impact Consulting and Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Business Fraternity. She is also an avid blogger and writer for Knowledge@Wharton's China publication. Her other interests include digital media, coffeehouses, and eating at Chipotle.
	Corey Metzman (W’12/SAS'12) is a junior from Nashville, TN in the Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business, pursuing a degree in International Studies from the College and undecided about his Wharton concentration. In addition to WAB, Corey is a Management 100 TA, a member of the Social Impact Consulting Group, the Huntsman Program Student Advisory Board, Penn for Youth Debate, and Wharton Ambassadors. He enjoys politics, traveling, scuba diving, hockey, and Middle East studies.
	Yatin Mirakhur (W'12/SAS'12) is a sophomore from Hudson, OH. In addition to WAB, Yatin plays the violin in the Penn Symphony Orchestra and volunteers with Penn for Youth Debate. He enjoys sports, music, movies, and watching The Office.
	Vani Sastri (W'12) is a Wharton junior from the shores of Chennai, India. Outside of WAB, she is currently involved in Penn Masti (Penn's Premier Co-Ed Fusion Dance Team), Wharton Women and the Big Brother Big Sister Program. She enjoys dancing anytime anywhere, repping South India, watching Gossip Girl, photography and travel.
	Neil Shah (W'12) is a junior from Los Altos Hills, California. In addition to WAB, he is involved with the Wharton Investment Club and the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He enjoys basketball, traveling, politics, and california sunshine.
	Julie Shen (W'12) is a junior from the wonderful--not trashy--Jersey shore. In addition to WAB, she is an active member of the Penn Taiwanese Society, a site coordinator for the Penn Music Mentoring Program, and a sister of alpha Kappa Delta Phi. She has a green-belt in Shotokan Karate and enjoys playing piano and basketball, running outdoors, fine dining, and going on spontaneous adventures.
	Daniel Glassberg (W'13) is a sophomore in the Wharton School from Boston. While Daniel has not decided on his concentration yet, he is considering Finance, Business and Public Policy, and/or Entrepreneurship. He also has a passion for the classics and is considering a major in Classical Studies. In addition to being a member of the Wharton Dean's Advisory Board, he holds a position on the Undergraduate Finance Club.
	Arav Mehta (W'13) is a sophomore from Antwerp, Belgium. In addition to WAB, he is also a member of the Wharton India Economic Forum. In his spare time, Arav enjoys singing at any possible occasion, playing tennis, and watching movies.
	Starry Peng (W'13/SEAS'13) is a sophomore from Winnipeg, Canada in the Jerome Fisher Management and Technology Program, planning to concentrate in Finance and Management at Wharton and major in Computer Science Engineering in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. In addition to WAB, Starry is an Assistant Secretary-General for UPMUNC and is involved with Wharton Women, Penn Parli, and IvyCorps. She loves movies, music, good TV shows (LOST & House!), pro men’s tennis, traveling, debate, and having a good time.
	Christine Skovira (W'13/SAS'13) is a sophomore from Downingtown, PA (but is not Amish). Christine is in the Vagelos Program in Life Sciences and Management, pursuing a Wharton degree with concentrations in Business Policy/Multinational Management and a Molecular Biology degree from the College. Christine enjoys playing music, talking too much and discussing anything to do with Africa.
	Eric Stout (W'13) is a sophomore from Marshall, Michigan. In addition to the Wharton Dean’s Undergraduate Advisory Board, he is currently taking part in the “Freshman Leadership” residential program at Hill College House and is still exploring his options in terms of other co-curricular activities. Personal interests include playing the piano, cooking, outdoor sports, nature photography, and raising exotic birds on his farm back home.