2025-2026 Officer Board

Angeline Ajit

Co-President (M2)

My name is Angeline, and I'm an M2 at the Round Rock campus. I plan to pursue OB/GYN and am drawn to medicine as a means of advancing social justice, particularly through advocating for abortion access and challenging the oppressive systems that perpetuate health inequities. I'm also passionate about narrative medicine and gender-affirming care. MSFC has given me an incredible community of peers and mentors who remind me why this work matters, and I am so grateful to be part of such a supportive and inspiring group.

Rasha Bera

Co-President (M3)

I am a third-year medical student at the EnMed Houston campus and am still exploring which specialty I would like to pursue. I am particularly interested in a field that allows me to focus on longitudinal patient care. I am passionate about advocating for patients' rights, especially in the area of reproductive healthcare. MSFC has provided me with an invaluable opportunity to explore different ways to engage in advocacy as a medical student and, in the future, as a physician. I look forward to leading our chapter this year alongside our other co-president, Angeline Ajit, and to creating meaningful learning and advocacy opportunities for fellow medical students.

Claudia Kramer

Vice President (M3)

My name is Claudia, I'm an M3 on the Houston-EnMed campus. I joined MSFC because I'm really passionate about creating educated, informed doctors who are prepared to help their patients access care. My favorite topics to focus on within reproductive health are education and accessibility.

Uma Reddy

Treasurer (M4)

I am a 4th year on the Dallas campus and I am the Treasurer of our MSFC chapter for the year. I am interested in Pediatrics and plan to pursue an Adolescent Medicine fellowship as well, with a focus on reproductive health, contraceptive counselling, and affirming care for minors. I am passionate about ensuring that reproductive health education is accurate and informative and have been working on that at a school, state, and national level throughout medical school. I am very proud of our MSFC chapter and I am excited to see everything that we achieve this year!

Esha Uddaraju

Secretary (M2)

I'm Esha and I'm an M2 at the Dallas Campus. I joined MSFC because I'm passionate about advocacy and building reforms in our healthcare system. I want to learn how to serve my patients in the most meaningful way I can. I'm especially interested in healthcare for marginalized communities and how health intersects with other parts of society.

Jay Joseph

Dallas Campus Representative (M2)

I am an M2 at the Dallas campus. I joined MSFC because I know medical students are vital in the fight against legislation restricting women's bodily autonomy. I hope to encourage students to speak out in favor of reproductive justice and for the restoration of hard fought rights.

Michael Shearer

Round Rock Representative (M4)

I am an M4 on the Round Rock campus and I am a part of MSFC because I believe that evidence-based practices centered on patient autonomy is a cornerstone of patients' rights and I am continually inspired by peers and professionals I have met through this organization.

Yasmin Hammami

M1/BCS Representative (M1)

Howdy! I am an M1 designated for the Willowbrook campus, and I joined MSFC because I want to learn more about how to bring equitable care to the women of underserved populations and advocate for their reproductive rights.

Ankita Rao

Advocacy Committee Head (M2)

I am an M2 and I joined MSFC because I am passionate about improving health education and expanding access to reproductive health.

Madison Sobarzo

Curriculum Committee Head (M3)

My name is Madison Sobarzo and I'm involved in MSFC because I believe in promoting reproductive health and rights, ensuring that future healthcare providers, like myself and my peers, are well-informed and prepared to support their patients.

Lily Vo

Newsletter Committee Head (M4)

I'm an M4 on the Round Rock campus and I'm proud of all of the work that MSFC does to help educate ourselves and others about reproductive rights.

Tyler Cain

Selective Student Facilitator (M2)

Hi! I'm Tyler, an MS2 at Round Rock! I joined MSFC to advocate and protect women's health rights, and hope through our education curriculum initiative we can share and help others understand and learn about why these rights and protections matter, and who is affected by the decisions made here in Texas.

Dr. Rajesh Miranda

Faculty Advisor

I'm an unofficial mentor and supporter, raised by a fearless woman who was never afraid to stand up for what is right and speak truth to power, even when her life was threatened. I support the MSFC, because empowered women who can make their own best decisions for their lives are the drivers of vibrant and healthy societies.