Meet Our Executive Committee

[Left to Right Lower Row] Raven Pitt, Natalie Ingold, Yana Mullokandov

[Left to Right Lower Row] Raven Pitt, Natalie Ingold, Yana Mullokandov
Hometown: Wheaton, IL
Hi everyone! My name is Natalie Ingold, and I serve as the President of the Student Government Association at TouroCOM–Montana. My passion for this role stems from my desire to be a strong leader and advocate for our medical students, and to positively influence your journey toward becoming an osteopathic physician.
I have always aspired to pursue medicine and make a difference as a physician, particularly in obstetrics and gynecology with a specialization in reproductive endocrinology. Although I have spent my whole life in the Midwest, it has been an exciting experience to pursue my medical education in Montana and engage with a new patient population. This community has welcomed me with open arms, and for that, I am extremely grateful.
When I am not tending to my many responsibilities, you can find me cheering on my Chicago sports teams (go Cubs and Bears!), teaching sculpt classes at our local yoga studio, or trying out a new recipe.
Most importantly, as President, I hope to foster a community among our faculty, administration, and students that is built on trust and collaboration, so that together we can prepare our students to become strong osteopathic physicians and achieve our goals both locally and nationally.
Hometown: Boston, MA
Hi. “Ny-ho!” This is Fyonn H. Dhang. In English, you can call me Finn. I am a proud Hokchew and an honored Bostonian. I come from a coastal region of the Earth known for its unique cuisine, with a deep pride in seafood and healthy, flavorful local specialties. I grew up in a large, close-knit family clan with many cousins, aunts, and uncles who showered me with an abundance of kindness and love.
I speak Hokchew, Mandarin, and English fluently, along with some Japanese and Spanish, and a few phrases in German, Danish, and Cantonese. As Confucius once said, “To have friends coming from afar, is it not a joy?” I am a culture and language enthusiast. Once, I dreamed of becoming a linguist and a poet. One day, I hope to fulfill my childhood dream of experiencing cultures from around the world as a world citizen. I was grateful to work in Denmark for some time and travel across Europe – a life-altering experience.
Inspired by the Traditional Chinese Medicine principle of “nourishing good health,” I enjoy being a health nut – maintaining a balanced diet and staying active through fitness. I enjoy trying new things, such as traveling and DIY projects like car maintenance. I also play kalimba, as music nourishes my soul even on the lowest days.
Since I was a child, I have been taught humility and modesty, especially to learn from others. I am deeply guided by the Chinese proverb: “Keep its essence, discard its dross.” After working in research for nearly a decade, I strive to make everything I touch more efficient. I know I am not perfect and never will be. I hope to learn from all of you about your cultures, customs, and unique ways of life and thinking.
I am very privileged to have this opportunity to work with you. I hope to leave a positive mark on you and everyone around me. I want to hear your voice – no matter how small it may seem – to help make this place a loving, nurturing, and better environment for all. You are not alone in this. We are on this path together. Please say hi to a confidently introverted like me.
Hometown: Mora, Minnesota
Hello everyone! My name is Nate Burski, and I serve as the Treasurer of the Student Government Association at TouroCOM–Montana.
From the moment I attended our own orientation, I knew I wanted to be involved in SGA. The previous SGA made such a meaningful impact on me. They were welcoming, approachable, and truly supportive during what can be an overwhelming transition. Their example inspired me to give back and provide that same support and encouragement to the incoming OMS-I class.
Growing up in rural Minnesota, I developed a strong passion for rural medicine. I was raised in a medically underserved county where many residents struggled to access the care they needed. Our local hospital also served as the closest medical facility for several surrounding counties, including Native American populations. Over time, I witnessed the powerful impact that expanding services and recruiting providers had on our community. Seeing that growth firsthand strengthened my commitment to working in a rural setting, ideally in Emergency Medicine while also serving part-time as a Primary Care Physician.
When I’m not managing the SGA budget spreadsheet or writing checks, you’ll probably find me diving into my own sports analytics spreadsheets or, somewhat painfully, cheering on my Minnesota sports teams.
As Treasurer, I hope to serve not only as a responsible steward of our budget but also as a resource for any student who has concerns, ideas, or simply needs someone to talk to. Most importantly, I am committed to financially supporting and empowering the student-run organizations that make Touro such a vibrant and engaged community
Hometown: Long Island, New York
My name is Raven Pitt. I am from Long Island, New York. I attended Wagner College in Staten Island, NY where I earned my degree in Biology and completed a minor in Spanish Language. I have many interests within the medical field and am excited to continue to explore as many as I can. I am serving as SGA secretary and am excited to play a role in student advocacy. Outside of medicine, my interests include watching sports and spending time with family and friends.
Hometown: West Bloomfield, Michigan
Hi, my name is Rushil Mehrotra, and I’m passionate about people, ideas, and the systems that help groups function well together. I have a strong interest in psychology and enjoy understanding how individuals think, communicate, and make decisions, especially in collaborative settings like student government. I care deeply about structure, fairness, and making sure every voice is heard, which is why I’m excited to serve as Parliamentarian.
I’ve always felt most at home outdoors. I’ve biked across Europe, backpacked through Patagonia, and summited mountains for the challenge, the perspective, and yes, sometimes the suffering that comes with it. These experiences have shaped how I approach leadership by teaching me resilience, adaptability, and respect for different paths and viewpoints.
Outside of academics, you’ll usually find me exploring new trails, planning my next adventure, or going down a rabbit hole about dinosaurs, a lifelong fascination. I look forward to supporting productive dialogue, fair process, and a strong sense of community during my time with SGA.
Hometown: Long Island, New York
Hi everyone! My name is Yana Mullokandov, and I serve as the Public Relations Director of the Student Government Association at TouroCOM–Montana. My passion for this role stems from my desire to be a strong voice for our community engagement and making sure everyone's achievements are celebrated and showcased!
I have a lot of love for the field of pediatric oncology and this began through volunteering in pediatric hospice. Supporting children and their families through the most difficult moments showed me the power of working together to make all moments happy and matter! That same passion for connection is what draws me to a Public Relations role at my school! Whether I’m advocating for students, sharing their stories, or building community, I value creating spaces where people feel seen and supported.
In my free time I am a ballerina and enjoy the creativity and resiliency it has taught me throughout the years. I look forward to supporting all of you and celebrating your accomplishments during my time with SGA!