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Nidhi Khandelwal
President
Master's Program in Business Analytics
LeBow College of Business
Nidhi Khandelwal is pursuing a Master of Science in Business Analytics at Drexel University and serves as the President of the International Graduate Students Association (IGSA) for the 2026–2027 academic year. She holds a master's degree in economics and has professional experience in client relationship management, research, and business analysis.
Since joining Drexel, Nidhi has been actively involved in the university community through leadership roles, volunteering, and serving as a Teaching Assistant. She is passionate about building meaningful connections, supporting student success, and creating opportunities for personal and professional growth.
As President of IGSA, Nidhi hopes to strengthen engagement within the international graduate student community, support incoming students, and foster an inclusive environment where students feel connected, welcomed, and empowered to make the most of their Drexel experience.
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Giulia Fiorina
Vice President
Master's Program in Business Administration
LeBow College of Business
Giulia Fiorina is an MBA candidate at Drexel University with a double concentration in Marketing Analytics and Effective Leadership. Originally from Milan, Italy, she speaks Italian, English, German, Spanish, and French. Giulia holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Tourism Management. Her undergraduate research, conducted during a study abroad in the Canary Islands, explored the theory of national character and how distinct cultural identities shape the way destinations are perceived. For her master's thesis, she walked nearly 900 kilometers of the French Way of the Camino de Santiago and then studied it as a contemporary pilgrimage, examining how UNESCO recognition, institutional policy, and destination strategy shape consumer behavior and cultural meaning. The MBA program at Drexel LeBow College of Business reflects her ambition to translate that cross-cultural expertise into data-informed marketing and brand strategy. She joins IGSA to grow and serve the international community at Drexel. |
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Nikhil Sreenivas Eedala
Vice President of Student Affairs
Master's Program in Epidemiology
Dornsife School of Public Health
Nikhil Sreenivas Eedala is a physician and MPH Epidemiology candidate at Drexel University. Trained in medicine at Sri Devraj Urs Medical College in India, he spent two years as a frontline doctor in Bengaluru, caring for more than 1,200 patients, managing acute and critical cases, and working ICU wards through the height of COVID-19.
His work bridges clinical practice and population health: the bedside instincts of a physician paired with an epidemiologist’s eye for what the evidence actually shows. Alongside medicine, he’s drawn to leadership and community-building, from organizing large student events to advocating for the people around him.
Outside the hospital and the classroom, he’s a runner, a soccer player, and someone who believes the strongest teams are the ones that show up for each other.
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Esraa Mostafa
Vice President of Finance/ Interim Treasurer
PhD Program in Education
School of Education
Esraa Mostafa is currently pursuing a PhD in the School of Education at Drexel University and expects to graduate in 2030.
Her research interests focus on internationalization in higher education, with particular attention to how institutions in developing countries design and implement policies that integrate international perspectives and enhance inclusivity. She is especially interested in exploring how higher education institutions adopt internationalization strategies and promote equitable access to global learning opportunities for all students.
As Vice President of Finance, Esraa is committed to ensuring the transparent, responsible, and effective management of the association's financial resources. Through accountability and collaboration with the executive board, she aims to help IGSA maximize its impact, expand opportunities for student engagement, and strengthen support for Drexel's diverse international graduate student community.
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Somya Sharma
Vice President of Communications and Relations
Master's Program in Business Administration
LeBow College of Business
Somya is currently pursuing an MBA with a specialization in Business Analytics at Drexel University's LeBow College of Business. She has a strong interest in fostering inclusive communities, organizing engaging events, and promoting cross-cultural understanding among diverse student populations.
During her undergraduate studies, Somya served as a core member of the Cultural Department, where she played a key role in organizing and executing successful college fests and events. This experience strengthened her skills in event planning, teamwork, and leadership, while reinforcing her passion for creating vibrant and meaningful student experiences.
As part of the IGSA Executive Board, Somya aims to create engaging social and cultural initiatives that promote inclusivity, strengthen community bonds, and provide meaningful opportunities for graduate students to connect, share, and thrive.
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Vice President of Events
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Director of Social and Cultural Events
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Daisy Pham
Director of Health and Wellness
Master's Program in Human-Computer Interaction & User Experience
School of Computer and Information Sciences
Duc Pham (Daisy) is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Human-Computer Interaction and User Experience at Drexel University and expects to graduate in 2027.
Her professional interests include user experience design, digital technologies, and creating accessible products that improve people's well-being. Beyond academics, Daisy is actively involved in design and research initiatives that promote user-centered innovation and meaningful user experiences.
As Director of Health and Wellness, she hopes to support student well-being by fostering a healthy, inclusive, and supportive environment where international graduate students can thrive both personally and academically.
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