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Juliane studied abroad in Greece through the N.U.in program and started to build a community of like-minded students.
She took "Ethics: East & West" with Professor Jung Lee, which exposed her to the complex issues of cultural stigmas around the world, such as access to education and women’s rights.
Juliane's first co-op was at the White House working in the office of First Lady Michelle Obama. She gained first-hand experience in policymaking and global security issues.
She build a relationship with Professor Serana Parekh, inspired by her extensive work in the realm of human trafficking and women’s rights.
Juliane interned in the U.S. Senate Office of the Honorable Dianne Feinstein and handled daily communication with constituents and local businesses.
She graduated magna cum laude in 2017.
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Vishal took "Economic Justice" with Professor Serena Parekh and explored topics like spatial segregation & gentrification through a philosophical lens.
He was the Constituent Advocate for the City of Boston, a role which offered not only a deeper understanding of Boston’s politics but also a general understanding of how a city government functions.
Vishal traveled on an Honors Dialogue of Civilizations and studied propaganda and other strategies behind the Nazi rise to power in Germany.
He served as Chapter Executive Director with Generation Citizen, which connects college students with middle & high school students to affect change in their local governments.
Vishal was a Research Assistant for the Institute of Economics and Peace in Sydney, Australia. There he assisted in the creation of the 2018 Global Terrorism Index.
He graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2019.
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Isabella took "Advanced Logic" with Professor Rory Smead, which taught her to approach problems related to logic in her computer science courses.
She traveled abroad for the UK-based Pembroke-King’s Programme, which refined her understanding of what formal frameworks in philosophy represent.
Isabella's interest in philosophy grew during her co-op at the Munich Center. She conducted independent research, attended conferences, and examined graduate coursework.
The course "Ethics & Evolutionary Games" gave Isabella a way to connect philosophy to her studies in economics.
Isabella went on another co-op at Carnegie Mellon University, learning the basics of decision theory and exposed her to formal notation.
She graduated in 2018.
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