2022-23 Cornell Republicans Executive Board
President
Avery Bower
Class of 2023
Major: History and Government
Minors: Film, Jewish Studies, and Information Science
awb98@cornell.edu
Class of 2023
Major: History and Government
Minors: Film, Jewish Studies, and Information Science
awb98@cornell.edu
Avery Bower is a Senior studying History and Government with minors in Film, Jewish Studies, and Information Science. He hails from the great city of Syracuse, NY. He has spent four years on board, most recently having finished a term as Vice President. Elsewhere on campus he serves as Floor Leader of the Freedom Caucus of the Cornell Political Union and President of the Alexander Hamilton Society. He is also a brother of the Zeta Psi social fraternity where he currently serves as Director of Alumni Relations. This summer he interned with the Claremont Institute’s Center for the American Way of Life in DC. In his free time he enjoys a hoppy IPA, beekeeping, scenic hikes, and rooting for the New York Yankees and Pittsburgh Steelers.
Executive Vice President
Tyler Unrath is a junior from Kansas City, Missouri, majoring in Policy Analysis and Management. Tyler previously served as Freshman Representative and VP of External Operations of Cornell Republicans. He is also an active member of the Cornell Political Union, serving as the Chief Whip of the right-leaning Freedom Caucus. Additionally, Tyler is a cadet in the Army ROTC program and a brother of the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity. In his free time, he enjoys golfing, playing ping pong, and cheering for the Minnesota Twins and Vikings.
Vice President of External Operations
Armand Chancellor
Class of 2025
Major: Policy Analysis and Management
agc76@cornell.edu
Class of 2025
Major: Policy Analysis and Management
agc76@cornell.edu
Armand Chancellor is a sophomore from Long Island, New York majoring in Policy Analysis and Management with a minor in philosophy. On campus he is an Officer of the Alexander Hamilton Society, a writer for the Cornell Review, and a member of the Cornell Political Union's Freedom Caucus. Armand is also currently interning for Rep. Lee Zeldin's New York gubernatorial campaign. Over the past summer he worked at the National Student Leadership Conference's Political Action and Public Policy program. In his free time, Armand enjoys reading, talking to family, and watching the New York Mets and New England Patriots win.
Vice President of Internal Operations
Kaila Hall
Class of 2025
Major: Government and French
Class of 2025
Major: Government and French
Kaila Hall is a sophomore from Gaithersburg, MD, majoring in Government and French. She previously served as Freshman Representative of the Cornell Republicans. She is also a member of the Freedom Caucus in the Cornell Political Union. This past summer, she interned in the U.S. House of Representatives. In her free time, Kaila plays soccer, enjoys learning new languages, and keeps up with international politics.
Treasurer
Rodge Reschini
Class of 2024
Major: Government
Class of 2024
Major: Government
Rodge Reschini is a junior from Winchester, Virginia, majoring in Government in the College of Arts & Sciences. He has served as the Treasurer of Cornell Republicans since April 2022 and is also the Events Director of the Cornell Political Union, Campus Editor of The Cornell Review, and is a member of CPU’s Freedom Caucus. In Ithaca, Rodge can be found in the Temple of Zeus debating with friends. Outside of Cornell, he enjoys cooking, learning Italian, and rooting for the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Secretary
Samuel Kim
Class of 2023
Major: Industrial Labor Realtions
Class of 2023
Major: Industrial Labor Realtions
Samuel Kim is a senior from Brookhaven, New York, majoring in Industrial and Labor Relations. In addition to his capacity as Secretary for Cornell Republicans, Sam is the Editor-in-Chief of the Cornell Review, President of the Society for the Promotion of East Asian Liberty (SPEAL), and Vice President of Public Relations for the Cornell Political Union. During his spare time, he enjoys writing, singing karaoke, and discussing theology and politics with friends and foes alike.