GSGA 2024-2025 Officers 

Destini is a second-year MPH student with a concentration in Community Health from Orange County, NY. She obtained her bachelor’s degree in Biology from the City College of New York. After completing her undergraduate degree, Destini worked on a multi-site PFAS health study, which sparked her interest in public health.

In addition to being a master senator, Destini is also the delegate for the University Student Senate. As a senator, she envisions creating a vibrant community where students can network and learn from each other. She plans to actively seek input from her peers, build upon the accomplishments of previous GSGA members, and set new, ambitious goals to further enhance the student experience.

Masters Senator – Raveena Jhaj

Raveena is in her second year at CUNY SPH, working towards a Master of Public Health with a concentration in Community Health. She currently serves as a GSGA Master Senator, Governance Council student representative for CHSS, and Committee Member for Equity and Inclusion. She also started and runs a mental health magazine called Mind Matters Magazine.  

Masters Senator – Manfred Magloire

Manfred is in his second year of pursuing a Master of Science in Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences at CUNY SPH. As a Master Senator within the GSGA, he works hard to support students and improve their experience. Currently, he serves as an Assistant Engineer (Environmental Project Manager) within the Division of Environmental Remediation for New York State, focusing on Brownfield Cleanup Program sites, State Superfund sites, and Priority Potential sites in the New York City area.

When he is not studying or working, he enjoys a variety of activities, including playing sports and watching movies. Additionally, he takes pleasure in exploring new hobbies and spending quality time with family and friends. He also has a passion for caring for his bunny.

Masters Senator – Daniella M. Pierre

Daniella is a second-year MPH candidate in Epidemiology and Biostatistics at the CUNY School of Public Health. She holds an MD and has extensive experience in infectious diseases, TB, and HIV/AIDS program management in Haiti. Daniella furthered her expertise by completing clinical research training at Harvard Medical School, where she gained advanced knowledge in clinical trials and evidence-based practices. Currently, she serves as a Data Analysis Intern at CUNY’s Institute for Implementation Science in Population Health (ISPH), applying her skills in biostatistics and epidemiology to contribute to impactful research projects.

As an international student, Daniella is committed to serving her peers as a Master Senator with the Graduate Student Government Association (GSGA). In this role, she actively advocates for the diverse needs of the student body, working to enhance their academic and social experiences at CUNY SPH. Additionally, she represents the Epidemiology/Biostatistics students, fostering a supportive and inclusive environment. Her passion for improving health outcomes in underserved communities drives her work and academic pursuits, focusing on infectious disease control and public health challenges.

She is also an avid traveler who believes that exploring new places broadens perspectives. Outside of her work, she often plans her next adventure to places with stories waiting to be told.

Governance Council

Ex Officio – Muniyat Choudhury
CHSS Rep. – Raveena Jhaj
EOGHS Rep. – Rachel Thompson
EPI/BIO Rep. – Daniella Myriam Pierre
HPAM Rep. – Ramla Sahib-Din
Master’s Program Rep. – Yaddy Velario
Doctoral Program Rep. – Rachel Thompson
Alternates – Irene Kyei, Muniyat Choudhury
USS delegate/Alternate – Destini McMillan-Foster, Yaddy Valerio