Kayley Chan is a student assistant at UC Berkeley SafeTREC, where she supports work on the SafeTREC and CATSIP websites. She is a current junior, double majoring in Cognitive Science and Data Science. Her professional interests lie in marketing, human-centered design and data analysis, and she is excited to contribute to transportation safety.
Andrew Mitsuyoshi is a student assistant at UC Berkeley SafeTREC, where he focuses on updating and geocoding statewide crash data for the Transportation Injury Mapping System (TIMS). He is a sophomore at UC Berkeley double-majoring in Data Science and Cognitive Science with interests ranging from transportation analysis to human-technology relationships.
Rylee Pene is a student geocoding assistant at UC Berkeley SafeTREC. She is a sophomore at UC Berkeley majoring in Urban Studies with a minor in Geospatial Information Science and Technology (GIST) with interests in transportation planning and increasing multimodal transit integration across US cities and suburbs. She is interested in pursuing a career in transportation consulting to address urban mobility challenges nationwide, and in her free time enjoys traveling, studying languages, and engaging in new experiences that broaden her understanding of the world.
Priya Venkatesan is a Cognitive Science student at UC Berkeley with a minor in Data Science and a certificate in Design Innovation. She works at the intersection of research, design, and technology, with experience spanning civic tech, healthcare AI, and enterprise UX. At SafeTREC, she contributes to the California Active Transportation Data Portal, helping make transportation safety data more accessible to researchers and practitioners. She is passionate about designing systems that translate complex information into clear, human-centered experiences.
