Clio’s Scroll currently maintains an editorial board consisting of two Co-Editors-in-Chief, one Managing Editor, and Associate Editors.
Malayna Chang, Editor in Chief
Malayna Chang is a third-year history and comparative literature double major from Moraga, California, just two cities away from Berkeley. She is on the pre-law track with an interest in law and government. Her area of concentration within history is early modern Western European history, though she is also interested in East Asian history. Outside of school, Malayna enjoys going to concerts, watching Formula One Grand Prixs, reading, watching foreign films, and grabbing boba or matcha with friends in downtown Berkeley and SF!
Aodhan Coyne, Editor in Chief
Aodhan Coyne is a 4th year History major from Vallejo California. His main research interests are early California, and 19th century European history. He is passionate about historical research and the advancement of historical literacy in the popular psyche. Outside of school he is an avid reader and snowboarder.
Tina Xue, Managing Editor
Tina Xue is a fourth-year history and media studies double major from the Bay Area. Her research interests are rooted in social history and the home front experiences of 20th century warfare with a specific emphasis on the intersections of gender, race, and identity. Outside of academia, she enjoys basketball, logging movies on Letterboxd, and spending time with her family and friends (in that order).
Yasmin Sharbiani, Associate Editor
Yasmin Sharbiani is a third-year political science major from San Jose, California. She specializes in political theory and minors in gender and women’s studies. She is interested in the narratives of marginalized peoples in the United States and the often subversive nature of their histories and theories. Yasmin is on the pre-law track and intends to pursue a career as a civil rights attorney. Outside of school, she enjoys discovering new music, watching films, and spending far too much time browsing local bookstores.
James Hess, Associate Editor
James Hess is a second-year history and economics major from Los Angeles, California. Mostly by coincidence, he has studied Early Modern European history so far at Berkeley, but hopes to focus on late nineteenth or early twentieth century Russia. In his free time, you can find him watching Dodger baseball, hiking through North Berkeley, or trying to decide which Coen Brothers movie he likes best.
Max Suckley, Associate Editor
Max Suckley is a fourth-year history major from Claremont, California. He is primarily studying the economic history of Negro League baseball in the 20th century. Other historical interests include Iberian and colonial Latin American history. Outside of school, he is either intently watching baseball and soccer or endlessly surfing Wikipedia pages.
Sarah Zdebski, Associate Editor
Sarah Zdebski is a second year majoring in Philosophy and History. She is interested in Medieval History, particularly the rise of anatomical dissection and attitudes towards death and the body. Outside of class, Sarah enjoys baking, running, and reading awfully long sci-fi novels.
Alyssa Zavela, Associate Editor
Alyssa Zavela is a second-year student majoring in History. She spent her childhood living between Ecuador, Colombia, and the United States, yet considers California her home state. Her research focuses on the convergence between environmental and social history in the American West during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Particularly, she is fascinated by public domain land and the people involved in its formation. Outside of Berkeley, she works at a pet hotel caring for dogs and cats. Additionally, she enjoys drawing, reading, listening to music, and drinking boba tea in her spare time.
Jackie Huang, Associate Editor
Jackie Huang is a first year majoring in Economics and Media Studies. She is from Beijing, China but have lived in both New York and Boston. She is interested in Global Education Policy and Latin American history. Outside of school Jackie enjoys writing poetry, singing, shopping, tennis and coffee.