Katrina Jagadeesan

Katrina Jagadeesan has a diverse range of work experience. In 2023, they worked as an Analyst in Data Management at BBI. Prior to that, they were actively involved in various roles and leadership positions. From 2019 to 2022, Katrina served as the President of the Asian American Students Association at UNC-CH, where they oversaw the organization's operations, managed the Executive Board, and coordinated programming. Additionally, they held positions such as Publicity Chair and served on the Publicity Committee for the association.

In 2021, Katrina also held multiple roles with alpha Kappa Delta Phi International Sorority, Inc., including Vice President - New Member Educator, Co-Special Events Chair, Co-Rush Chair, Alumnae Chair, and Multicultural Greek Council Representative.

Katrina was also actively involved in the Asian American Center at UNC as a Student Council Representative, where they organized and implemented programs addressing community concerns and participated in various committees, including Gender Violence Prevention and the Mentorship Program.

Furthermore, Katrina served as the Fundraising Chair for UNC Kasama, where they collaborated with the treasurer to establish fundraising goals, coordinated volunteer opportunities, and managed event planning and pricing strategies.

In 2019, Katrina participated in the Pearl Hacks organization as a member of the Sponsorship Committee for Workshops. Additionally, they achieved the First Place award for Best Hack at Duke University's HackDuke: Code For Good, where they developed software called Handoff, a ride-sharing and messaging platform that facilitated transportation for volunteers at Reality Ministries.

Katrina Jagadeesan attended Cardinal Gibbons High School from 2014 to 2018, where they obtained their High School Diploma. From 2018 to 2022, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Computer Science at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.