Executive Board

Hi! My name is Asmita, and I am a sophomore at Cornell University. I am from Long Island, New York! I primarily oversee the Chapter Leads/Executive Board, determine optimal solutions to various challenges, and manage international-wide operations. I love receiving the genuine gratitude from the senior citizens after our lessons; it's so heartwarming as the founder because it shows we are making a true and lasting impact on all of our communities!

Hi! I’m Chakrika and I’m a freshman at Drexel University! I’m from Bucks County, PA, which is right outside of Philadelphia. I’m the Executive Co-Director of Content Creation, which means that I assign tasks to for the other content creator members to work on. This include creating new lessons (based upon what the seniors would like to learn) and reformatting old ones. I also enjoy presenting at in-person lessons, since I am able to gain a firsthand insight into the positive impact we are making on senior citizens. 

Hi! My name is Prajna and I am a junior at South Brunswick High School. I am from New Jersey! As Executive Director of Membership, I oversee all of the general members, and I ensure that everyone has a smooth onboarding experience into the organization. My favorite part of Teens Teach Technology is interacting with the seniors, and getting to see the deep impact we make on them.

Hi! My name is Rachel. I am a freshman at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and I am from O'ahu, Hawai’i. I currently oversee the Presenters and Social Media teams, helping to connect our volunteers with facilities through our zoom lessons and monthly emails. My favorite memories from my time in TTT have been during lessons with the seniors where they get to share their stories with our volunteers; it is truly gratifying and special. 

Hi, my name is Uday and I am a freshman at Purdue University. I help organize and create lesson ideas. I manage the content creators and push out tasks for them to work each week. I love volunteering and think it’s an essential part of life. It’s highly rewarding to see that what you do helps people, and TTT helps me accomplish that. My favorite memory was when I was presenting a lesson on scam calls, watching how intently the viewers were listening and hearing how much the information helped them made me feel appreciated!

Hello! My name is Wajiha and I am a senior at The Brooklyn Latin School. I am from Brooklyn, New York! As the Executive Director of Public Relations, I assign tasks to the public relations team to maximize our outreach with facilities and senior citizens. My favorite memory with Teens Teach Technology was hearing the enthusiasm from potential partner facilities while I was making phone calls!

Hi everyone! My name is Diya Hundiwala, and I am a freshman at Princeton University! I am from the suburbs of Philadelphia. As Vice President, I work closely with chapter leads to manage operations internationally, ensuring the success of our organization. Having founded the Pennsylvania Chapter, I continue to oversee operations within the state. My favorite part of TTT has been building connections with senior citizens and volunteers worldwide.

Hi! I'm Chris, and I'm a senior at Mission San Jose High School! I'm from Fremont, California, and it's my responsibility to oversee TTT's lessons and ensure from behind the scenes that everything goes smoothly for both us and our partnered libraries! What I love most about being part of TTT is answering any questions the seniors may have during lessons -- it's really nice to be able to use the knowledge that's second nature to me like making calls to help seniors connect to their loved ones and navigate today's digital world!

Hi! My name is Vidit, I’m a sophomore at Dulaney High School in Timonium, Maryland. I am the Executive Director of Social Media for TTT. I oversee our social media accounts and our social media team. Technology is an incredibly important aspect of communication in today’s world. I believe that helping our older population learn how to utilize this is significant to maintain their connection with society!