Executive board of the Union

Frank hong - SPeaker of the Union

Frank Hong is a student at the Wharton School, Class of 2023. Frank is interested in business, finance and politics. He has been involved in Canadian politics since the age of nine. Before coming to Wharton and the United States, Frank co-managed one of Canada's largest student advocacy organizations, March for Our Education, an organization dedicated towards advocating against the funding cuts and regressive curriculum changes of Ontario's education system. He led the organization of "Students Say No," a student day of action in April 2019 that involved over 200,000 Ontario students across over 700 schools walking out to advocate against the Ontario government's cuts to the education system.
 

MARC EDAYADI - Chair of the Progressive Caucus

Marc Edayadi is a sophomore in the College from Long Island, New York, planning to study Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE). Involved in GPA since his NSO, he brings with him years of experience on political campaigns and is also the Praetor for the Polybian Society. Outside of GPA, at Penn he is involved in Moot Court, Model Congress, Penn Policy Consulting (PPC) and Wharton Undergraduates in Public Policy (WUPP). As an economic policy wonk, AvGeek, and huge Avatar: The Last Airbender fan, he is open to anyone who wants to reach out.

Emma Bhansingh - chair of the Liberal CAucus

Lexi Boccuzzi - Chair of the Centrist Caucus

Lexi Boccuzzi is a sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences majoring in Philosophy, Politics and Economics and minoring in Legal Studies and History. In addition to her role in PPU she is also the Tribune for the Penn Polybian Society, a columnist for the Daily Pennsylvanian and an associate editor for the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal. She is a huge advocate for bipartisanship and the importance of political discourse which she expresses in her columns and on her podcast “The Lowdown w/ Lexi and Lilah”. She has worked on campaigns for unaffiliated candidates and lent her efforts to non-partisan think tanks. Outside of politics, she is a music aficionado (particularly country), and an avid reader from Stamford, CT.​

Josh Rose - Chair of the Conservative Caucus

Josh Rose is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying PPE and Classics. In addition to his involvement in GPA as VP Internal, Josh is an associate editor for the Penn Undergraduate Law Journal, a consultant in the federal branch of Penn Policy Consulting, and is also a member of the Philomathean Society. In his free time, Josh likes to watch gangster movies and sports, as well as read fantasy novels. He is currently working through the Wheel of Time series if anyone is looking for recommendations.

adam robbins - chair of the libertarian caucus

Adam Robbins is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Physics with minors in Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering and Math. Outside the PPU, Adam is an active participant in Penn Quiz Bowl, Penn for Liberty and the Polybian Society, where he is always sure to come prepared with a controversial opinion. In his free time he likes learning philosophy, reading historical nonfiction and watching old movies. 

Sumant Rao - President of the GOvernment and Politics Association

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Sumant Rao is a senior (Class of 2022) in the College, double-majoring in English and Mathematics and minoring in Global Medieval Studies. Outside of his involvement in GPA, he is a member of the University Scholars Program, where he researches urban renewal and population displacement, and is a Tutor Mentor for the Tutoring Center. His academic interests include African-American literature, female Early Modern writers, the history of science, and global reproductive health policy. Originally from Columbia, SC, Sumant enjoys running, reading, and talking about politics.