2024-25 Student Advisory Committee Members

Karlah Culver, CALS 2026

Karlah is a junior from Walden, NY majoring in Biology & Society with a minor in Health Equity, studying in the College of Agriculture & Life Sciences on the pre-medicine track. On campus, Karlah is committed to her job as Student Manager for Cornell Catering & Concessions. She also serves as the Co-President of Weill Ithaca Network and Treasurer/Raiser for Guiding Eyes for the Blind. She is currently raising Fianna, a black Labrador in training. Outside of her studies, she enjoys traveling, shopping, thrifting, long drives, and volunteering as an EMT at the Lansing Fire Department. Reach out to her anytime at kbc46@cornell.edu.
 

Stuart Lundberg, CALS 2026

Stuart is a junior from Southwest Michigan in the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management, planning to concentrate in finance and strategy. In the future, he hopes to work in a fast-paced environment, possibly in the sports or space sector. In his free time, he enjoys playing tennis, watching baseball, eating New York Cheesecake Blizzards, and running a non-profit called The Lundberg Project. Please don’t hesitate to reach out to him at sfl38@cornell.edu.

Xavier Diaz-Sun, Arts and Sciences 2026

Xavier is a junior from Bridgewater, New Jersey, studying Computer Science in the College of Arts and Sciences. Currently, Xavier works in the Cornell Commitment office. In addition to his role on the SAC, he is the President of the Chinese Students Association, the oldest and largest cultural organization at Cornell, and the VP for Service and Philanthropy of the Interfraternity Council. In his spare time, Xavier enjoys eating, reading, talking with friends, and lifting at the gym. He’s always open to chat so don’t hesitate to reach out at xsd2@cornell.edu.

Carlos Apreza, Arts and Sciences 2026

Carlos is a junior from Staten Island, NY. He is a first-generation student passionate about corporate finance, legislative politics, and nonprofit service in underserved communities. Carlos is pursuing a degree in Government within the College of Arts and Sciences, fueled by his determination to impact communities. He will minor in American Studies within A&S and Business through the Dyson School of Business. When he's not immersed in academics, Carlos enjoys exploring the beauties of Ithaca and upstate NY, lifting weights, and enjoying long drives with friends. Feel free to reach out anytime via email at ca532@cornell.edu.

Katharine Turk, Arts and Sciences 2027

Katharine is a sophomore from Northwest Florida in the College of Arts and Sciences. She's an undecided major interested in biology and physics. She is also studying Spanish, and plans on minoring in the language. Katharine currently works for the Performing & Media Arts Department as an assistant in the scene shop. She is also a part-time barista and full-time coffee lover at Novick's Cafe. Outside of work and academics, Katharine loves traveling, trying new things, and meeting new people. Find her in the audience of any theatre production on campus, or diving into a book near a gorge. Reach out at kat229@cornell.edu.

Esther Yoon, Arts and Sciences 2027

Esther is a sophomore from Bellevue, WA, studying psychology with a minor in Spanish. You can find her working at the front desk of Olin Library, volunteering at a blood drive as part of the Cornell American Red Cross, or studying for her next prelim at the Cocktail Lounge. During her leisure time, Esther likes to picnic with friends on the slope, watch the sunset, eat spicy Korean noodles with her roommate, and plan family trips all over the world. Feel free to reach out to Esther to discuss anything from her favorite boba drink to her passion for volunteering at hy596@cornell.edu.

Karina Jagdeo, Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management 2027

Karina is a sophomore from Brooklyn, NY in the Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management. Minoring in real estate, Karina aims to build a career in the commercial sector and eventually shape the future of affordable housing. She works in Cornell Alumni Affairs, fostering relationships with alumni to secure valuable contributions that support the school's continued excellence. She also works within her project team, Hack4Impact on external relations. In her free time, Karina loves playing soccer, hanging out with friends, and doom-scrolling on Tiktok. Feel free to reach out at kj334@cornell.edu.