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Our Team

Leadership

President: Editor in Chief & Website/Publication Manager: Teresa Meloni

Co-President & Co-Editor in Chief: Divya Priyadarshini

Treasurer: VACANT

Co-Editor in Chief : VACANT

Director of Graduate Student Engagement: Kyana Taban

Podcast

Co-hosts: Teresa Meloni & VACANT

Executive Producer: VACANT

Podcast and External Communication Lead: VACANT

Advisor 2025-2026

Shelley Stonecipher & Phil Napoli

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President & Editor in Chief: Teresa Meloni

Teresa is originally from Salt Lake City, Utah. With a background in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Utah's Honors college and time spent both managing restaurants in SLC and in the corporate finance world working for Morgan Stanley, she is furthering her interest in human forward policy making through an environmental policy concentration in cohorts with classes from both the Sanford School of Public Policy and the Nicholas School for the Environment.

Through in depth policy analysis she hopes to further her writing skills through journalistic endeavors bringing in both scientific methodologies, research based best practices, and a never dying hope for her fellow compatriots in correcting failures of our systems. 

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Vice President & Co-Editor in Chief: Divya Priyadarshini

Divya Priyadarshini is a graduate student at Duke University’s Sanford School of Public Policy, with a focus on urban and social policy. Her research interests lie at the intersection of city planning, inequality, and community well-being, exploring how policies on housing, transportation, and land use shape social outcomes.

With a background in sociology and criminology, Divya brings an interdisciplinary perspective to questions of equity, sustainability, and governance in urban spaces.

"We're excited to see what you want to publish here at Sanford, and welcome all forms of papers! Whether you want to write a hot topic Op-Ed to your local or federal representative or you want to practice writing up a Policy Brief on an issue you've come across in your course work - we'd be lucky to have your submissions!" TM