To boost community spirit and create a more supportive, cohesive environment, students enter the Haas Undergraduate Program divided in cohorts. The cohorts allow students to navigate their major experience with a smaller group of their classmates. Activities are centered on social, community involvement and a host of other engagement opportunities. Each of the six cohorts has around 60 students.
The Class of 2014 cohorts are:
Axe
Bear
California
Oski
Sproul
Telegraph
The Class of 2015 and 2013 cohorts are:
Bancroft
Blue
Campanile
Gold
Haaski
Shattuck
Read this article on our Undergraduate Student Blog to learn more about your cohort names.
Class of 2014
Axe Cohort Leaders
  
Angie Ngo <ngoangie@berkeley.edu>
Sonia Yousef <soniayousef@berkeley.edu>
Parisa Movahedi <pmovahedi@berkeley.edu>
My name is Angie Ngo and I was born and raised in San Jose, CA, Bay Area! During my spare time if I am not watching "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit," you can find me hanging out with friends playing taboo, going to flea markets/swap meets in the area, or laughing at live stand-up comedy shows. A big part of me at Cal serves as peer counselor for the SLAS/EOP and Summer Bridge community which aims to cater to first-generation college students. A quote I try to live by is from Bill Cosby which says, "Decide you want it more than you are afraid of it." I hope to land a career in consulting and/or work with organizations aimed towards building a strong education system.
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Bear Cohort Leaders
 
Rosemary Hua <rhua@berkeley.edu>
Justin Li <justin.li@berkeley.edu>
My name is Rosemary Hua and I'm from San Jose, CA -- go bay area! I love playing soccer, running track (especially hurdles), singing, and dancing! I dance on campus with: Danceworx, [M]ovement, AFX Dance, and Abba Modern! I'm also involved in a few student groups at Newman Hall. This year, I was elected to be a Senator in the ASUC (Cal Student Government), so feel free to email me if you have any questions about things happening on campus! I'm currently trying to get a simultaneous degree in Business Administration and Political Science, and in the future, I want to get my law degree, do a little lawyering here and there, and eventually run for public office! I'm excited to work with you guys -- it would make me really happy if you came to my cohort events. I'll give you a free hug!
Justin Li is a third year student studying Business Administration and Global Poverty and Practice. He is very passionate about improving education around the world. In high school, he started a nonprofit organization called Kenya Dream that has so far raised over $100,000, which has helped build three high schools and fund over 50 high school students' annual tuition fees. On campus, Justin is a member of The Berkeley Group. In his free time, Justin likes to make new friends, play the cello, and dance awkwardly. Justin is honored to be given the opportunity to lead the Bear Cohort (Go Bears!) with Rosemary Hua, and he will do whatever he can to make sure that everyone's experience at Haas will be amazing, fun, and of course...stress-free!
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California Cohort Leaders
 
Aneri Shah <anerishah@berkeley.edu>
Nimerta Sandhu <nimerta.sandhu@berkeley.edu>
Aneri Shah is a Business/Economics double major from Hong Kong. She enjoys traveling, dancing, and hiking. Professionally, she is interested in consulting, technology and entrepreneurship.
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Oski Cohort Leaders
 
Nikhil Crain <ncrain@berkeley.edu>
Sophia Yu <sophia.yu@berkeley.edu>
Nikhil Crain is a double major in Business and Conservation and Resource Studies who is interested in international trade and corporate sustainability. He loves outdoor activities such as hiking and swimming, as well as traveling to new places.
Sophia Yu is a Business Administration and Economics double major who is interested in making the most of her next two years at Haas. She is excited to build new friendships and create lasting memories with the rest of her Haas peers.
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Sproul Cohort Leaders
 
Sherry Jiang <sherrstar84@berkeley.edu>
Hillary Le <hillary.le@berkeley.edu>
Sherry Jiang is a 3rd year student majoring in Business Administration and minoring in Industrial Engineering. Her business interests include technology and strategy consulting, as well as social finance and the impact investing industry. On campus, she is involved in Phi Alpha Delta - Berkeley's premier pre-law fraternity, the ASUC Student Legal Clinic, and Alpha Omicron Pi sorority. Sherry is from San Diego, California, where she enjoys surfing, hiking, and running on the beaches.
Hillary Le is a third year student pursuing simultaneous degrees in Business Administration and English. She is involved in leadership development and event planning with The Californians and is excited to immerse herself in the Haas community by joining the Haas Undergraduate blogging team and engaging with her fellow Sproul-ers as Cohort Leader. She enjoys reading, scouring locations for good eats, and chatting over coffee.
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Telegraph Cohort Leaders
 
Hongyi Harry Li <lihongyi@berkeley.edu>
Sevly Snguon <sevly.snguon@berkeley.edu>
Harry Li is a junior double majoring in Business and Computer Science. Born in China, he moved to Indonesia at the age of six, and came to Berkeley as an international student two years ago. He is interested in entrepreneurship, and he is the co-founder of an online college consulting service for international students. In his spare time, he loves reading books, critiquing movies of all genres, wikipedia-ing obscure topics, and swimming. He is excited to serve as one the cohort leaders for the class of 2014, and is committed to doing his best to make everyone’s time here as fun and meaningful as possible.
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HBSA President
Tyler Wishnoff <tyler.wishnoff@berkeley.edu>
Tyler Wishnoff is the president of the HBSA (Haas Business School Association) as well as the Managing Editor of the Haas Undergraduate Blog. His interests are in non-profit organizations and consulting. He has a high level of respect for his peers and is determined to do everything in his power to make sure they have a fun and successful time while at the Haas School of Business.
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Cohort Liaison
Tammie Chen <cyaning2313@berkeley.edu>
Tammie Chen is a junior pursuing a degree in Business and Public Policy. She comes from Carmel and was originally born in China. She enjoys dancing, cooking and anything German. Previously, Tammie worked as an investment banking analyst at Gramercy as well as a corporate finance analyst for Citi.
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