Editor-in-Chief:
Annika McGraw
Annika McGraw is a MPA student (’24) in Cornell’s Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy. She is concentrating in Science, Technology, and Infrastructure Policy and currently works as a Compliance Fellow for the Cornell University Office of Research Integrity and Assurance (ORIA). In her free time, she enjoys reading, crocheting, and practicing roller derby. Annika contributed to the Cornell Policy Review as an Associate Editor for Science, Tech, and Infrastructure this past year and looks forward to continuing her involvement in CPR as Editor-in-Chief.
Senior Managing Editor:
Yiming Zhong
Yiming is a Master of Public Administration fellow (‘24) at Cornell University concentrating in Economic and Financial Policy with a certificate in Environmental Finance and Impact Investing. He wants to impact business and environmental sustainability and is currently working as an advisor for the Business Operations team of Seaside Sustainability. During the past three years, Yiming also served as an IT consultant and Project Management consultant at Grant Thornton and Porsche Consulting, which assisted clients pursuing energy transitions, promoting efficient business operations, and conducting due diligence. He worked as Research and Staff Intern at the Wilson Center in China Environment Forum.
Senior Content Editor:
Muhammad Hani Ahsan
Muhammad Hani Ahsan is pursuing a Master of Public Administration (MPA) from Cornell University with a concentration in Economic and Financial Policy. Presently, he is also working as a Team Leader in the Cornell Graduate Consulting Club. After graduating with a Sociology major from the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS) in 2021, Hani worked for an NGO in the field of education and as a consultant focused on the financial services and tech sectors. Hani spends his leisure hours reading, listening to music, and with friends. After a year in the Government, Politics, and Policy team at the Cornell Policy Review, Hani is excited to join the editorial board for the coming academic year!
Senior Public Relations Editor:
Norie Wright
Norie is a Second-year MPA student concentrating in Environmental Policy. Her primary focus is on Arctic environmental geopolitics, which she has been studying for her entire academic career. Norie has been a part of the Cornell Policy Review as the Social Media Associate since August and has previous experience in social media promotion for both private organizations and nonprofits. During her first year with CPR, she has worked extensively with Sarah Lu and other members of the current CPR senior board in developing a consistent online brand through social media postings and graphics creation for over a dozen CPR publications. Norie is very excited to be stepping into a leadership role in CPR and continuing the work she has been doing thus far, with a particular focus on sustaining CPR’s online brand and further developing the CPR podcast as a platform for alternative content. The future awaits!