Zongying (Anna) Du, University of Michigan
Zongying Du is currently an undergraduate student at the University of Michigan located in Ann Arbor. She is majoring in Political Science with also a goal of pursuing a minor in Data Science as she is heavily invested in policies (either domestic or international) that are oftentimes persuaded by factual statistics. Zongying, as you can […]
William Vaccaro
William (Will) Vaccaro is a current Junior studying History at Williams College (though is spending the year studying International History and International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science). His studies concentrate on regional histories of conflict areas to understand the historical contexts underpinning the most pressing issues facing the world today. […]
Stella Tallmon, Barnard College
Stella is a senior at Barnard College, majoring in Political Science and minoring in History. She is originally from Juneau, Alaska and some of her main political research interests include political polarization, democracy, rural politics, elections, and civil/voting rights. Previously, she has worked on campaigns and in political offices and nonprofits. She has known she […]
Gabriel Kraemer, University of Chicago
Gabriel Kraemer is a freshman at the University of Chicago studying political science. Originally from Washington, D.C., Gabriel is interested in how electoral processes affect policy outcomes. He previously served on the D.C. State Board of Education’s Student Advisory Committee and conducted research on the potential implications of implementing ranked-choice voting in D.C.’s local elections. He […]
Ariana Harpavat, University of Texas at Austin
Ariana, currently a junior at the University of Texas at Austin, is actively pursuing a dual degree in Economics and Government, along with a Distinguished Scholars Certificate in the Liberal Arts Honors Program. Her diverse experiences, include being a legislative aid, research assistant, and serving as a student associate. All of these have all fostered […]
Jason Fischer, University of Pennsylvania
Jason Fischer is a third-year undergraduate student studying Philosophy, Politics, & Economics at the University of Pennsylvania. Growing up, he has always had a passion for ensuring justice through the empowerment of human rights for all. With the disregard for human rights in migration processes throughout the world, Jason has set his eyes on pursuing […]
Kendall Eddington, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Kendall Eddington is a first-year student at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign who will be transferring to Cornell University in the fall to major in Biology and Society. As someone passionate about the intersections of science and society, she also intends to minor in Health Policy and Law and Society. Her interests lie in health […]
Miranda Chien, Carnegie Mellon University
I am a first-year graduate student at Carnegie Mellon University studying public policy management. My research focus is cannabis policy, mass incarceration, and reentry programs. I developed my interest in criminal justice growing up reading Sherlock Holmes. As an international student, I came to the US and attended Penn State University for my bachelor’s degree […]
Hawni Meyer, Texas A&M
Hawni Meyer is a student at Texas A&M- Central Texas. She is studying Political Science and minoring in Forensic Investigations and Criminal Justice. After graduation she plans on persuing a teaching agree in hopes of educating future generations about the importance of civic engagement. Linkedin
Lily Schultz, Curry College
Lily Schultz is a senior graphic design major at Curry College in Milton, MA, and looking to go into digital illustration & strategic branding. Linkedin