Jack is a junior majoring in Neuroscience and is on the premedical track. He has always had knack for film production, web design, and graphic imaging and hopes to continue pushing the boundaries that allow everyone, no matter what social background, to have access to free and quality educational resources on the importance of health care via the internet, film, and social media. On the side, Jack is a Resident Advisor and the technology manager for the largest student-run music festival in the country, Crawfest. He plans on pursuing a M.D. after his time at Tulane.

Ethan is a neuroscience and philosophy major on the premedical tract. He tries to look for the roots of major problems through logic and an understanding of human nature. Ethan is interested in synthesizing solutions that address these roots. He would like to use this method to improve access to healthcare and reduce environmental externalities by the healthcare industry. Ethan is also the treasurer of the Tulane Pre-Med Society and a Reily Outdoor Adventure trip leader. After finishing his undergraduate studies, he plans on pursuing an M.D.

Morni is a senior pursuing a Neuroscience major with a double minor in public health and sociology. She is very passionate about making a positive change in the healthcare system at both the micro and macro levels, which is one of the reasons she became involved in Tulane GMI. Outside of school, Morni is involved with the India Association of Tulane University (IATU) and the Jazbaa Bollywood Dance Team of Tulane. After finishing her undergraduate studies, she plans on pursuing a M.D. degree.

McKenzie is a sophomore majoring in neuroscience and psychology. She has always been passionate about the environment and giving people access to sustainable and eco-friendly healthcare systems, which is why she jumped at the chance to join Tulane GMI. Outside of GMI, McKenzie works at Tulane's Human Resources Department, is a Tides Peer Mentor, and is also involved in One Love, an organization invested in raising awareness for sexual assault. After Tulane, she plans on pursuing her master's in psychology.

Pranshi is a junior majoring in Cell and Molecular Biology and Anthropology, on the premedical tract. She is very passionate about understanding things at the molecular level and then anatomically applying them in relation to human activities. She wanted to find better methods to promote sustainability and make long-term differences in healthcare, which is what inspired her to join Tulane GMI. In terms of other activities, Pranshi is an EBoard member of Tulane's Jazbaa, Tulane Circle K, and the Tulane Pre-Med Society. After completing her undergraduate degree, she plans on pursuing an M.D.

Reid is a sophomore on the premedical tract majoring in Cell and Molecular Biology with an affinity for environmental sciences. Often you will find Reid running, backpacking, or picking up bugs in the great outdoors. Having spent the bulk of her childhood learning about and romping outside, Reid has come to approach medicine with special concern for how the noble pursuit of global health is negatively affecting the environment. She wishes to work with members of Tulane GMI to help bring economical and sustainable medical practices to a field where reducing, reusing, and recycling is not readily considered.