Leadership Team
We are a team of graduate students, by graduate students, and for graduate students. We are dedicated to creating the best platform to prepare our members for a successful consulting career.
Huan is a third-year CB&B Ph.D. candidate. Her research interests include Electronic Health Records (EHR) studies, Health Informatics, Clinical Decision Support (CDS), Physician Productivity, and Machine Learning. She has had internships in healthcare, hospitals, pharmaceuticals, and finance. With a strong passion for consulting, she aspires to make a greater impact on healthcare and the general public after completing her Ph.D. During her free time, she greatly enjoys watching movies and Broadway shows, as well as hanging out with her small animal friends (1 bunny, 2 chinchillas, and 1 guinea pig).
Lucas is a second-year MBA&MPH candidate at Yale School of Management and Yale School of Public Health. His career passion lies in the intersection of healthcare, strategy, and investing. He is a portfolio manager at Tsai Center of Innovative Thinking at Yale, and a proud father of a corgi and a kitten.
Kevin is a sixth year PhD student in the Molecular
Biophysics and Biochemistry Department. His research
focuses on investigating RNA architectures and structures
that are important for splicing. Kevin enjoys working in
fast-paced, collaborative teams and has been extensively
involved with YGCC, working on cases that span the
biotechnology, retail, and climate/sustainability industries.
In his free time Kevin likes to play ultimate frisbee,
workout and print things with his 3D printer.
Kenneth is a third-year Ph.D. student in the Department of Genetics at Yale School of Medicine. His research leverages Big Data to understand more about the genetic architecture of congenital heart disease. Kenneth had completed two fruitful pro bono projects with YGCC, served as a Blavatnik Associate at Yale Ventures, and is currently serving as the Vice President of Career Development for Yale Biotech Club. In his free time, he loves to participate in various sports and to travel, with the goal of visiting all the countries in the world one day.
Derek is a fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in the physics department. His research focuses on studying the properties of homogeneous fermi systems under the perturbation of radio-frequency. Derek has also participated in a pro bono project and an ideation challenge with YGCC. During his free time, he enjoys traveling, playing tennis, and watching anime.
Jason is a third-year Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Genetics at Yale School of Medicine. As a biologist, he is passionate about unraveling the roles of chromatin architecture and epigenetic regulations on early mammalian embryogenesis. Beyond academia, Jason has participated in two pro bono projects with YGCC. During his free time, he either immerses himself in the world of anime or ventures into urban exploration.
Rong is a fifth-year PhD student in the chemistry program. Her research mainly focuses on the development of innovative high-throughput methodologies for the identification of small molecule modulators targeting immune receptors. She is also a Mcdougal Career fellow working on creating experiential learning programs for graduate students. When she finds spare time, Rong loves exploring different cuisines around town and enjoys hitting the slopes for some skiing when the cold season rolls in.
Lucy is a Master’s student in Economics at Yale, focusing her research on the development of social enterprises and prosocial consumer behaviors. Her academic pursuits are enriched by her practical experience as an analyst intern at Analysis Group, where she engaged in diverse litigation and strategic cases. She is passionate about applying her knowledge to foster sustainable growth and equitable outcomes. In her free time, Lucy finds joy and expression in playing the guitar and piano, as well as dancing and pilates.
Jack Greenberg is a sixth-year Ph.D. candidate in political science and a resident graduate affiliate of Yale's Institution for Social and Policy Studies (ISPS). His research focuses on how U.S. presidents and their teams develop strategic plans for advancing their domestic policy agendas. Beyond his role at YGCC, Jack is the director of the Dahl Research Scholars, an undergraduate research program hosted by ISPS, and the graduate student representative on the governing council of the Presidents and Executive Politics section of the American Political Science Association. In his free time, he enjoys attending the theater, getting up to northern New England, and clipping into his Peloton.
Zhanhong, or Aurora, is a second-year Ph.D. student in Chemical and Environmental Engineering. Her research focuses on measuring soot emissions from renewable fuels. During her free time, she enjoys cooking, watching movies and hanging out with her friends.
Jin Ho is a fourth year Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Microbial Pathogenesis. His thesis research aims to connect bacterial metabolism to antibiotic efficacy at the single cell level, in efforts to combat mycobacterial infections. Outside of the lab, he enjoys being out in nature and practicing taekwondo as a member of the Yale Taekwondo Club team.