Young Leaders in Action
The Northshore Rotaract Executive Board brings together student leaders from different Northshore high schools to lead the club. They plan meetings, service projects, social activities, and plenty of ways for members to get involved. Along the way, they share ideas, work with Rotary mentors, build leadership skills, and take action. Get to know the team and see what we're all about!
Northshore Rotaract Executive Board
2026-2027
President
Hazel Patro
Hazel is a senior at the University of Washington, pursuing a degree in Biochemistry. A former Northshore Interact member, she is excited to continue her service journey with Northshore Rotaract. She looks forward to joining the board, giving back, and making a difference in the Woodinville community.
Favorite Service Project: Rotaract Mental Health Workshop
Fun Fact: I was named after hazelnut coffee!
Favorite Service Project: Rotaract Mental Health Workshop
Fun Fact: I was named after hazelnut coffee!
Vice-President
Maggie Way
Maggie is a graduate student at the University of Washington, pursuing a Master’s in Education. She spent two years as co-president of Northshore Interact, where she developed her passion for leadership and community service. Now, she is excited to continue that journey as a member of Northshore Rotaract.
Favorite Service Project: Operation Warm Coats
Fun Fact: My favorite hobby is jumping on my trampoline!
Favorite Service Project: Operation Warm Coats
Fun Fact: My favorite hobby is jumping on my trampoline!
Secretary
Brandon Nie
Brandon is a sophomore at the University of Washington. He began his journey with Northshore Interact, holding a leadership role on the executive board throughout high school and participating in numerous community projects. Now in college, Brandon is excited to continue giving back and making a difference through Northshore Rotaract.
Favorite Service Project: Operation Warm Coats
Fun Fact: I can play 5 different sports competitively
Favorite Service Project: Operation Warm Coats
Fun Fact: I can play 5 different sports competitively
Treasurer
Juliana Brogan
Juliana is completing her final year of nursing school at the University of Washington. She’s enjoyed being involved with both Northshore Interact and Northshore Rotaract, where she has continued her commitment to community service. This year, she’s excited to take on a new leadership role as the club’s treasurer.
Favorite Service Project: Operation Warm Coats
Fun Fact: I used to have a pet lobster
Favorite Service Project: Operation Warm Coats
Fun Fact: I used to have a pet lobster
Public Relations Director
Bryan Nie
Bryan is a sophomore at the University of Washington. After four years on the Northshore Interact Executive Board, he is excited to continue his community involvement with Northshore Rotaract. Outside of volunteering, Bryan enjoys design, swimming, and traveling, and looks forward to this next chapter in his Rotary journey.
Favorite Service Project: 21 Acre Farm Days
Fun Fact: I drank a record of 15 shirley temples in one day
Favorite Service Project: 21 Acre Farm Days
Fun Fact: I drank a record of 15 shirley temples in one day
Executive Director
Sritha Sivaramakrishnan
Sritha is an undergraduate at the University of Washington, where she is pursuing degrees in Biology and Economics. A member of Northshore Rotaract for three years, she has enjoyed giving back to her community and building connections. This year, Sritha is excited to take on the role of Executive Director.
Favorite Service Project: Career Night
Fun Fact: I can speak 5 languages!
Favorite Service Project: Career Night
Fun Fact: I can speak 5 languages!
Executive Director
TJ Hall
TJ is a junior at the University of Washington pursuing a degree in Biochemistry. After leading community service last year, he’s excited to become Executive Director. TJ looks forward to giving back and, as a devoted Star Wars fan might say, making the galaxy a little better.
Favorite Service Project: Mental Health Workshop
Fun Fact:I’ve watched the original Star Wars movie 50 times
Favorite Service Project: Mental Health Workshop
Fun Fact:I’ve watched the original Star Wars movie 50 times
Executive Director
Jennifer Diaz
Jennifer graduated with an Associate’s Degree in pre-nursing and is currently applying to nursing programs. She joined Northshore Rotaract in high school and quickly became involved in the club and its activities. She’s excited to continue giving back to her community while taking on the role of Executive Club Director.
Favorite Service Project: Pollinator Fest
Fun Fact: I did a 4-day hike to Machu Picchu
Favorite Service Project: Pollinator Fest
Fun Fact: I did a 4-day hike to Machu Picchu
Young Professionals Director
Nathaniel Gibbs
Nathaniel is a past president of Northshore Rotaract and a UW Bothell graduate with a degree in Business Administration. Now a Lending Solutions Specialist at BECU, he brings his enthusiasm for service as Young Professionals Director, helping inspire the next generation to find their place in Rotary.
Favorite Service Project: Everything Rotaract
Fun Fact: I was a Rotary scholarship recipient
Favorite Service Project: Everything Rotaract
Fun Fact: I was a Rotary scholarship recipient
Webmaster
Raveena Nair
Raveena graduated from Purdue University with a degree in Computer Science and now works as a Software Engineer II at Microsoft. She brings the same energy she has for technology to her community, enjoying opportunities to give back, meet new people, and build meaningful connections through Northshore Rotaract.
Favorite Service Project: Operation Warm Coats
Fun Fact: I love to do embroidery!
Favorite Service Project: Operation Warm Coats
Fun Fact: I love to do embroidery!
Club Advisor
Carol Lee
Carol serves as Woodinville Rotary’s New Generations Director and Northshore Interact’s Champion Advisor. She loves all things Rotary, especially working alongside people of every age who are young at heart. Carol lives by two favorite mottos: “Service Above Self” and Woodinville Rotary’s own “Having Fun Is Serious Business.”
Favorite Service Project: Anything Rotary
Fun Fact: I grew up in Hawaii
Favorite Service Project: Anything Rotary
Fun Fact: I grew up in Hawaii
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