Executive Committee
President
Vishnu SAI kotha
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Vishnu (he/him/his) is a second-year Master's student in the Computer Science department at Stony Brook. His academic interests are centered around the field of web development. Outside of academia, Vishnu loves long walks, slow music and nature.
Vishnu serves the GSO as President to help advance the political interests of graduate students including: advocating for international students, and facilitating better access to research funding.
Vice president
Sai ruthvik madireddy
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Sai Ruthvik Madireddy is a second-year Master’s student in the Data Science program at Stony Brook University. He is passionate about using data-driven solutions to improve lives and communities.
As Vice President of the Graduate Student Organization (GSO), Ruthvik is committed to building an inclusive, supportive environment for all graduate students. Outside of academics, Ruthvik enjoys playing basketball, working out, and engaging with peers through tech and campus events. He aims to create a more connected and welcoming graduate experience for everyone at Stony Brook.
secretary
Srihith Bharadwaj burra
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Srihith is a second year Master’s student in Computer Science. He loves dinosaurs. He likes playing sports.
Treasurer
Aishwarya mahadev bhanage
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Aishwarya is a second year Master’s student in the Computer science department at Stony Brook. Her academic interests are centered around the field of NLP and Data Analysis.
As GSO Treasurer Aishwarya handles GSO reimbursements and budget of all events so that the GSO may operate proficiently and better serve Stony Brook’s graduate students.
speaker
Harriet Wu
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Harriet is a PhD student from Genetics. She loves connecting with people and amplifying student voices. She is known for bringing people together. Trained at Harvard Medical School and having served in the External Connections Department of a graduate student association, she is passionate about communication, representation, and community. She feels honored to help our students speak up and thrive together.