Coalition Board
Yashvi Desai (she/her/hers)
Hi! I’m a member of Zeta Tau Alpha and a junior majoring in Finance. This is my second year being involved with CWC, and I’m so excited to continue to be part of a group that brings together such a strong and supportive community of women. The CWC has been so meaningful in helping women of color feel accepted and seen. I can’t wait to continue to help provide that same sense of comfort and connection to more girls. My advice to all PNMs is to stay open-minded, trust yourself, and enjoy every part of the experience. You’re about to meet some amazing people who will see you for who you truly are!
Anushri Eligati (she/her/hers)
Hi! I’m a member of Alpha Chi Omega and a junior majoring in Genetics with a Music minor. This is my second year being involved with CWC, and I’m so excited to continue being part of a group that emphasizes being proud of who you are and being the best support system. After having been in the CWC since last year, I can see how important our mission is to all girls in helping them feel a sense of belonging in the Panhellenic community! For those who are PNMs, my advice to you (as cheesy as it sounds) is truly to be authentically yourself and also to keep an open mind! You are going to meet so many incredible new people throughout this process who will love you for just who you are, so make sure you enjoy your time throughout the entire process!
Eunice Lee (she/her/hers)
Hi! I’m a member of Phi Mu and a sophomore majoring in Speech and Hearing Sciences with a minor in Psychology. I’m so excited to be part of the CWC this year and contribute to such a meaningful part of Panhellenic! This is my first year involved, and I joined because of the empowerment and support it provides to women of color. I couldn’t be happier or more proud to be surrounded by such incredible women with diverse identities and backgrounds. To any PNMs who may be feeling nervous about recruitment, just be yourself. The right people and the right chapter will appreciate you for who you are!
Programming Committee Members
Tanya Modi
Gabrielle Vasquez
Director of Community Outreach
Hanaa Abdul (she/her/hers)
Hi! I’m a sophomore in Phi Sigma Sigma majoring in Math and Economics. This is my first year being part of CWC, and I’m really excited to get involved with such an uplifting community. What stood out to me about CWC is how it creates a space where women of color can feel welcomed, valued, and connected. I’m grateful for the chance to contribute to that environment and help others feel supported the same way. My advice to PNMs is to be yourself, keep an open heart, and let the process happen naturally. The right people will appreciate you for exactly who you are.
Sanika Patankar (she/her/hers)
Hi! I’m a member of Alpha Chi Omega. I’m a junior majoring in Economics on the Pre-Law track. I joined the CWC because I believe it is important to have a community that supports women of color. I’m grateful to see that there is a space that supports and celebrates diversity! My advice to PNMs is to not overthink it!
PR Committee Members
Emma Bucalo (she/her/hers)
Hi! My name is Emma Bucalo, and I’m a rising sophomore on the Pre-PA track and a member of Alpha Gamma Delta. I’m so excited to be involved with the CWC because I want women from all different backgrounds to feel welcomed, supported, and encouraged to join Greek life. One of the things I love most about the Panhellenic community at Rutgers University is the opportunity to meet so many amazing people and build genuine connections. I hope to help create an environment where every PNM feels comfortable being themselves and confident — especially throughout the recruitment process!
Catherine Moyes (she/her/hers)
Hi everyone! My name is Catherine and I’m a junior in Phi Mu. I’m majoring in CBN with a minor in Psych and this is my first year in CWC. I’m really excited to work with Panhellenic to create a supportive community for all the beautiful women here at Rutgers. Joining a sorority has been such an eye opening experience to friendship and finding my place here at Rutgers and I can’t wait to help others find their place as well.
Maria Thekkethala