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In my career, I hope to subspecialize in a field of pediatric medicine and make a positive impact on medical education. In my spare time, I enjoy talking about politics, cooking Greek food, and spending time with my friends and family.

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Rico has been involved with Å·ÃÀAƬ for seven years and has served in numerous leadership roles within the organization. He has served as a local Å·ÃÀAƬ chapter President, Å·ÃÀAƬ national Premedical Membership Director, Premedical Trustee, Community and Public Health Chair, and currently as Vice-President of Membership Elect. Rico is eager to work with the current medical student membership and expand Å·ÃÀAƬ’s medical student membership to increase the organization’s advocacy power as future physicians.

Rico is passionate about improving access to health care for marginalized populations, more specifically to underserved communities of color, and achieving health equity in the United States and across the globe. Rico enjoys sports(watching/playing), traveling, playing video games, and spending time with family and friends.

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Annelise joined Å·ÃÀAƬ as President of the BSOM institutional partnership chapter in 2020 and helped lead an ambitious revamping of the chapter that ultimately resulted in it becoming the most active chapter in the organization. Simultaneously as Vice Chair, Annelise helped with the founding of Young and Empowered Women (Y&E), a non-profit dedicated advocating for gender equity and supporting early career women with professional and personal development. Compelled by Å·ÃÀAƬ’s unapologetic advocacy for health equity and its rich history in helping transform the face of healthcare through empowering student physician-leaders, she is excited to take her leadership from Å·ÃÀAƬxBSOM and Y&E to the national level to continue developing the generation of Å·ÃÀAƬ changemakers.

As a former educator and Teach for America alumna, she is passionate about equitable access to healthcare and the advocacy of diversity in medicine starting from the K-12 range. Additional academic interests include leadership development, neuropsychiatric imaging research, and radiology editorial work. In her spare time, she loves yoga, cooking, and traveling with her fiancé (soon to be husband in January of 2025!).

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