Managing Associate:
Mouda Al Zaydan
Mouda Al Zaydan is a first-year MPA candidate at the Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy studying Government, Politics, and Policy Studies. Mouda earned a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts and Design from Siena College, along with a concentration in Nonprofit Management and a certificate in Community Development. Her academic and professional journey has fueled her passion for international development, systems thinking, and leadership. Mouda is dedicated to leveraging her skills to contribute meaningfully to the Cornell Policy Review and its mission.
Managing Associate:
Ifunanya Iwenofu
Ifunanya Iwenofu is a first-year MPA student at Cornell University’s Jeb. E. Brooks School of Public Policy specializing in Economic and Financial Policy. Ifunanya has a bachelor’s degree in Accounting and is a member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria. Over the years, she has gained substantial experience working as a Senior Accountant within public and private sector agencies in Nigeria, where she was responsible for Budgeting, Financial Management, and Financial Reporting. As the managing associate, she is excited to contribute her skills and expertise towards achieving Cornell Policy Review’s goal.
Public Relations Associate:
Angel Puder
Angel Puder is the Public Relations Associate for the Cornell Policy Review for the 2024-2025 academic year. She is pursuing a Master of Public Administration at the Brooks School of Public Policy, concentrating in Social Policy. Originally from Houston, TX, Angel holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science and African & African American Studies from Louisiana State University. Her career aspirations include advancing food security and housing policy upon graduation.
Public Relations Associate:
Henry Deng
Henry Deng is a first-year MPA student at Cornell University’s Jeb. E. Brooks School of Public Policy. Concentrating on Human Rights and Social Justice, Henry aspires to work on legislative and public affairs in the public sector, especially in policymaking. Prior to joining Cornell, Henry mainly worked on communications and public affairs during his previous internships in Congress, op-ed publications, and works in local political campaigns. He has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from George Washington University. Most recently, he was an investigative intern for the Office of Police Complaints in the Government of the District of Columbia. He is a first-generation immigrant and proud to be part of Cornell Policy Review’s mission to spread innovation and spark inspiration.