2024-2025 Board

Jaebok Lee | Co-President

Jaebok is a 3L from Seoul, Korea. He graduated from Georgetown University, where he majored in International Affairs. Before coming to law school, he served in the Republic of Korea Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps. On campus, he has served on the boards of the Harvard International Law Journal and APALSA. He spent his 2L summer at White & Case.

Casey Wang | Co-President

Casey is a 3L from Atlanta, Georgia. She studied international relations at Georgetown University and completed her Master of Economics as a Yenching Scholar at Peking University. On campus, she is also involved in the Harvard International Law Journal, the Harvard China Law Association, and the Harvard International Arbitration Law Students Association. She spent her 2L summer at King & Spalding.

Tiffany Chu | Treasurer

Tiffany is a 2L who grew up in Beijing and New York. She studied economics and Italian at Wellesley College and University of Cambridge. During her 1L summer, she worked on antitrust matters at Kirkland & Ellis in New York. Tiffany enjoys baking and playing tennis.

Soo Jin So | Delegation Chair

Soo Jin is a 3L from Seoul, South Korea. She graduated from Wellesley College, where she majored in Economics and minored in Psychology. Before coming to law school, Soo Jin worked at a consulting firm in New York and Singapore.

Elizabeth Lee | Delegation Chair

Elizabeth Lee is a 3L from Seoul, South Korea. She graduated from Northwestern University, where she studied Psychology. Before law school, she worked at the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea as a legislative secretary. In her free time, she enjoys hiking.

Andrew Li | Conference Chair

Andrew is a 2L from Virginia. He studied computer science and economics at the University of Virginia prior to law school. Andrew enjoys playing electric guitar, East Asian literature and film, and playing ping pong (you can often catch him at the tables in the game room). He spent his 1L summer at Skadden in Boston and will be spending his 2L summer at Latham in Singapore.

Ella Han | Conference Chair

Ella is a 3L. She graduated from Duke University with a B.A. in music and public policy and a minor in education. Before law school, she was a teacher at a public high school. At Harvard, she is a Speakers Editor for the Journal of Law and Technology, Intake Director of the Recording Artists Project, and a Band Director of Parody (student-run musical). She spent her 2L summer at Debevoise & Plimpton.

Hongyi Li | Academic & Professional Chair

Hongyi is a 3L who grew up in Shanghai, China. Prior to law school, he studied Philosophy at Fudan University, Cornell University, and University College London. He spent his 1L summer at the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in California and 2L summer at Skadden in New York.

Ying Zhou | Academic & Professional Chair

Ying is a 3L from Hangzhou, China. She went to NYU for undergrad, double majoring in Applied Psychology & Economics, and pursued her master’s degree in Public Administration at UPenn. Ying spent her 1L summer as a judicial extern at the Supreme Court of California. She spent her 2L summer in Project Finance (focused on renewable energy) at Milbank LA. She is also involved in the Harvard Business Law Review and the Harvard Law Entrepreneurship Project, working with a tech startup focused on women’s healthcare.

Yoona Cho | Social Chair

Yoona is a 3L who grew up in Seoul, South Korea and Philadelphia. She graduated from Yonsei University, where she majored in Economics and International Studies. She spent her past summers working at Arnold & Porter (Seoul) and Skadden (NYC). On campus, she has served on the boards of the Harvard International Law Journal, the Asian Pacific American Law Students Association, and the Korean Association at Harvard Law School.

Peter Goeckner | Social Chair

Peter is a 3L. He graduated from Creighton University with a B.A. in Psychology. After graduation, he taught English in South Korea with a Fulbright Grant and then AP United States History at Cristo Rey High School in New York City. He spent his 2L summer at O’Melveny & Myers (Los Angeles). At Harvard, Peter is also involved with the Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review, the Education Law Clinic, and Advocates for Education.