PRESIDENT
meh2289@tc.columbia.edu

London is a second-year, full-time student in the Social-Organizational Psychology MA program at Teachers College, Columbia University. She has experience in business and nonprofit leadership, where she developed a strong interest in organizational change and development.

As OHDCC President, London guides the club’s direction and priorities, oversees the leadership team, and represents the organization in its work with faculty and the broader Teachers College community.

Her academic and advocacy interests focus on disability inclusion in the workplace, especially how neurodiversity and gender intersect to shape employee experiences. She is particularly interested in advancing research that promotes more equitable and accessible organizations.

VICE PRESIDENT
evs2127@tc.columbia.edu

Emily Stuart brings more than 10 years of high-impact Operations Management experience to her role as Vice President on the Leadership Board of Columbia University’s Organization & Human Development Consulting Club. Having led cross-functional teams of 500+ and pioneered leadership development programs across complex, fast-paced environments, Emily’s track record centers on advancing both operational excellence and authentic community building. She is passionate about championing equity, diversity, inclusion, and accessibility (EDIA), drawing from a career built on advocating for underrepresented voices and mentoring emerging leaders at every level.

Emily’s leadership style blends strategic vision with empathy, active listening, and a real commitment to collaboration. Whether launching innovative safety programs, navigating teams through large-scale change, or mentoring leaders from diverse backgrounds, she knows that empowering others leads to sustainable, high-impact results that benefit everyone. Emily is dedicated to ensuring club members not only feel seen and supported but are given opportunities to grow and lead in their own right.

A proud Teachers College student pursuing her M.A. in Social-Organizational Psychology, outside of the classroom and operations floor, she’s a former collegiate rugby player, an avid traveler, skier, and trivia buff (at least attempting to be!), and can often be found exploring new adventures or sharing a Hendrick’s G&T with friends. As Vice President, Emily is committed to making OHDCC a vibrant, inclusive, and opportunity-rich community where every student’s voice matters and collective success is celebrated

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS
djs2290@tc.columbia.edu

Dominique (Dom) is a third-year, part-time student in the Social-Organizational Psychology MA program. She brings over a decade of communications experience to her role on the OHDCC board, including her current position as Director of Internal Communications at Vimeo, where she supports global teams and executives through organizational change and culture-building initiatives. Before Vimeo, she spent nearly seven years as a communications consultant at APCO Worldwide, advising Fortune 500 clients on strategy, storytelling, and purpose-driven campaigns. Dom earned her bachelor’s degree in Public Relations with a minor in Political Science from Gonzaga University.

Dom is passionate about building community through proactive and inclusive communication. She believes that the way we communicate—the words we choose, the tone we set, and the timeliness of the message—directly shapes how people feel and how included they are. Her goal in this role is to ensure OHDCC members feel informed, connected, and able to fully participate—whether that means hearing about events early enough to plan, accessing opportunities remotely, or simply having the right information at the right time.

Outside of work and school, Dom enjoys staying active with Peloton rides, yoga, and pilates, or spending time in Central Park with her partner and their aussiedoodle, Tubbs. Originally from Kirkland, Washington, she’s called New York home since 2018 and lives on the Upper West Side. She loves Trader Joe’s runs and Central Park picnics, a good book on a patio or terrace, and will never say no to a wine bar or a good happy hour with friends.

DIRECTOR OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS
mk4965@tc.columbia.edu

Mansimran is a second-year, full-time student in the Social-Organizational Psychology master’s program. She will be serving as Director of Alumni Affairs for the upcoming year. She strongly believes in adopting a humanistic approach at work where everyone feels heard and cared for. She has experience working in healthcare setups as a psychologist, has held leadership roles, and supported HR in various employee training. She is currently working in an admin role supporting inclusive programming of various workshops, ensuring smooth office workflows for a widely spread organization. Mansimran has her bachelor’s degree in psychology from Punjab University, India, and a master’s degree in clinical psychology from Thapar University, India.

Mansimran values making meaningful and supportive connections with people. She is passionate about promoting inclusive workplaces. During her time as Director of Alumni Affairs, she aims to develop a close-knit community between alumni, current students, and prospective students. She is open to hearing what events students would prefer to have throughout the semester, and feel free to reach out to her via email or if you see her in the hallway between classes.

Outside of school, she enjoys taking long walks on a good sunny day. She likes to try new cafes and likes to capture moments with loads of pictures. She occasionally paints and loves interacting with people.

DIRECTOR OF MEMBER ENGAGEMENT
al4739@tc.columbia.edu

Aditi is a first-year, full-time MA student in Social-Organizational Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University. She brings 2.5 years of cross-functional experience spanning human resources and investment banking operations. At Goldman Sachs, she supported corporate lending within the Investment Banking Division, leading process enhancements and collaborating across global teams. Prior to that, she worked as an HR Counsellor at AceNgage, conducting exit interviews and engagement diagnostics to inform organizational strategy.

Her interest in organizational behaviour deepened through early leadership roles and applied experiences in team dynamics and psychological assessment. Aditi chose TC for its focus on systems thinking, leadership development, and the intersection of psychology and strategy.

As Director of Member Engagement, her goal is to co-create a vibrant, inclusive, and growth-driven community within OHDCC. She hopes to facilitate deeper peer connection, purposeful programming, and meaningful involvement opportunities for all members.

Outside of school, Aditi enjoys journaling, cafe hopping around NYC, and watching psychological thrillers. A new transplant to the city, she’s always up for social mixers, long walks in the park, chasing sunsets, or uncovering underrated spots with friends.

DIRECTOR OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
mm6423@tc.columbia.edu

Mariana is a full-time second-year student in the SOP program. Before moving to NY to join TC, she worked at the University of Guadalajara (Mexico), managing a wide range of projects, primarily focused on partnership building and educational innovation. She holds a B.A. in Psychology and an M.A. in Family Therapy.

Mariana joined the program to deepen her knowledge of how to help organizations thrive by strengthening their internal dynamics. She is currently pivoting to consulting with small companies and nonprofits, with specific interests in organizational design, talent management, and change management.

Through her role, Mariana is committed to creating spaces and crafting opportunities where students can meaningfully connect with the world beyond the classroom. She aims to build bridges between students and industry partners, expand diverse professional opportunities, and foster a stronger, more connected, and more visible professional community for SOP students.

Outside of school, she enjoys exploring different cuisines and the art scene in NYC, catching live music, hanging out with friends, and discovering new places around the city.