Intro Fellows

Winter 2022 Bootcamp

Fall 2021 Intro Fellowship

Aarya Agarwal

Aarya Agarwal is a first year from Austin, TX in Hopper College. He is planning to major in some combination of Computer Science, Mathematics, and Economics. As a YEA Fellow, he hopes to learn how to approach our greatest problems, from climate change to pandemics, in the most impactful way.

Ahmed Almoaswes

Ahmed is a first year in Hopper College hailing from New Orleans, Louisiana. His primary interest in International Politics gravitates him towards approaching problems by analyzing them from various perspectives and seeing how they fit into a comprehensive whole. Through YEA, he hopes to discover more specifically how he hopes to channel his passions and academic interests into real-world benefit.

Ana Sofia Viejo

Ana Sofia is a first-year at Pauli Murray college potentially majoring in Economics and exploring the other social sciences. She is passionate about philanthropy and is interested in learning the methodologies of smart giving and high impact altruism. Ana Sofia is specially interested in global poverty, social mobility, and gender inequity.

Aranyo Ray

Aranyo is a first-year from Kolkata, India, intending to major in CS and Psychology. By day, Ray is a mild-mannered freshman juggling classes. By night (and most weekends) he is, by turns, a not very mild-mannered harmonium player, a poetry enthusiast, an aspiring neuroscientist, a reader of science fiction novels, a terrible gardener, and an okay cook. At YEA, he aspires to bridge the gap between change and making, and understand how changemakers can optimize resource use in a rapidly changing world.

Aryan Sehgal

Aryan is a sophomore in Pierson college hoping to major in something related to the field of economics. He is currently undecided (and feels a lot of impending doom regarding) what he wants to end up doing in life, and he hopes effective altruism is a way to examine the best possible practices that lead to the best possible outcomes.

Ben Snyder

Ben is a junior(-ish) in Grace Hopper college majoring in economics with an interest in sustainable development and global inequality. This semester, he is taking a leave of absence to live with friends in New Haven and work remotely at an environmental economics consulting firm. While he has some familiarity with Effective Altruism, he is looking forward to the fellowship as a source of conversations and community that will help him go from principles to action. In his free time, Ben enjoys singing Russian folk music, hiking, going for long bike rides, and consuming science fiction in any medium.

Charlie Karner

My name is Charlie Karner (he/him) and I am a first year in Morse College from a suburb of Chicago, IL (counterintuitive from the photo with the Golden Gate Bridge, but just trust me!) I am interested in studying something within the Social Sciences, Creative Arts (with an emphasis on Music), Political Sciences, and more. In any of these areas, I hope to embody the ideals of Effective Altruism by doing the most good in an authentic, resourceful way: it is my goal to merge both the head and the heart in approaching our most pressing world challenges.

Danielle Miyagishima

Danielle is an MD-PhD candidate in the departments of Genetics and is originally from New Mexico. She plans to pursue neurosurgery and basic science research as a career and has vast interests including: emerging technologies, health equity, and climate change. She is particularly excited to meet other Yale scholars interested in working together to make the world a better place.

David Rosenbloom

David is a first-year student from Montreal hoping to double major in philosophy and cognitive science, so as to engage with both moral philosophy and moral psychology. He is particularly interested in animal ethics and understanding how we might reshape our psychological attitudes towards nonhuman animals to better incorporate them into our circle of compassion.

Edward Frazer

Edward is a sophomore from San Jose, California studying Computer Science and Economics. He's passionate about reducing suffering in both his community and the wider world. Edward is joining YEA to learn where he can best allocate his time to improve peoples' lives.

Zoe Groh

Zoe is a first-year in Trumbull College. She is from South Mississippi, and hopes to double major in Statistics & Data Science and Economics. She wants to complete research in the data science field with an emphasis on Big Data. Her interest in Effective Altruism was sparked from tutoring elementary students for state tests, and she is looking forward to exploring the interdisciplinary aspects of YEA!

Sungwoo Kim

Sungwoo is a computer science major from Glendale, California. He has a particular interest in Deep Learning for defense systems. He likes hiking, works out, and drink boba. He hopes to use the fellowship to expand EA knowledge on multiple subjects.

Sarah Shapiro

Sarah is a first-year in Pauli Murray College. She is from Los Angeles, California and plans to study Global Affairs and Education Studies. Sarah hopes to pursue a career in public service and learn how to most effectively advocate for change with the strategies of Effective Altruism. Through this fellowship, she aims to further amplify the impact of her work in the nonprofit sphere and meet a community of dedicated change-makers.

Gian Luca Reti

Gian is a first year from São Paulo, Brazil, interested in majoring in Economics or Statistics & Data Science. He is excited to engage with the ideas of Effective Altruism to develop a framework to assess, and consequently guide, his actions in order to maximize his positive impact on society.

Hassaan Qadir

Hassaan Qadir is a freshman in Grace Hopper. He's interested in tissue engineering, genetics, and synthetic biology, and he plans to major in Biomedical Engineering. Whether through Effective Altruism or startup ventures, he hopes to provide sustainable solutions to those in need.

Justin Dominic

Justin is a freshman in Davenport College from Los Angeles, California. He plans on majoring in Computer Science and Economics and wants to explore the intersection between technology and social entrepreneurship with Effective Altruism. Justin hopes to use technologies like AI to most effectively help people while also considering their ethical implications. In his free time, Justin enjoys reading, hiking, cooking, and playing Spikeball.

Koray Akduman

Koray is a first-year in Davenport College from St. Louis, Missouri. He plans to major in Chemistry or Computer Science & Economics, but he is still exploring potential interests. In his free time, he enjoys hiking, walking, and chatting with friends. He is currently most interested in exploring healthcare, and he is hoping to explore other fields as well. Through YEA, Koray hopes to learn more about using an evidence-based approach to contribute most effectively to society. He is excited to learn new perspectives from his peers in YEA.

Sam Detor

Sam is a sophomore in Saybrook college thinking of studying environmental engineering. Overwhelmed by the number of causes that one could support, she is interested in learning about the effective altruism framework for picking impactful problems to work on. Specifically, she is interested in how she can apply an environmental engineering skill set to high impact causes.

Lillian Broeksmit

Lillian is a first-year in Silliman college. She is from Chevy Chase, Maryland and is looking to study everything she possibly can before settling down in a major. As an artist and writer, she seeks to do everything creatively. Lillian wants to continue the work she has done on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and get involved in environmental justice. She hopes that through YEA she can broaden her capacity to do good and form an idea of what career paths might allow her to make a positive impact.

Rudy Cordero

Rudy is an undergraduate Computer Science and Mathematics major from Chicago, Illinois. As an Eli Whitney student, Rudy is interested in the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and e-commerce. His interest includes cyber security, non-profit aid, and corporate compliance. He hopes to use this fellowship to help him maximize the magnitude of his impact on others.

Rachel Sragovicz

Rachel is a sophomore in Timothy Dwight college. She is from San Diego, California and hopes to major in Ethics, Politics, and Economics. Within the broad scope of global causes she is particularly passionate about education reform. She is looking forward to all that the YEA fellowship will bring and hopes that it will help concretize her goals for her future career.

Megan Niu

Megan is a first-year in Benjamin Franklin who hopes to double major in Cognitive Science and Global Affairs. She is looking forward to engaging in discussions with the YEA community and better understanding how she can make the most impact in the world. She is unsure of her career path but open to exploration, and hopes that helping others is a central part of what she does at Yale and beyond.

Minseong Kim

Minseong (Min) is a sophomore looking to major in Global Affairs and/or Economics. He's particularly interested in humanitarian economics, and through EA he is hoping to strengthen his sense of direction to better navigate his way through the humanitarian sector. He also loves listening to, playing, and making music, as well as jogging, sitting out in the sun with friends, and enjoying life in general!

Patrik Haverinen

Patrik is a first-year in Benjamin Franklin College from Helsinki, Finland. He is looking to major in either Ethics, Politics, and Economics or Global Affairs, and he is particularly interested in global governance. He is very excited to begin his journey with Effective Altruism in order to facilitate his search towards the platforms and ways in which he can be of most help to others, both during his time at Yale and beyond.

Edwin Zishiri

Edwin is a first-year in Pierson, interested in studying a combination of applied math and computer science. In his free time, he enjoys making music and watching anime. Through the fellowship he hopes to learn about the most efficient ways he can leverage his education and career to do the most good for others.

Eleri Phillips

Eleri is a first-year in Grace Hopper College from Pennsylvania and Hong Kong. She is interested in public health and environmental economics. Eleri hopes that the YEA Fellowship will give her skills and community to work towards doing the most good with her education and career.

Eric Tu

Eric is a first-year in Branford, from Toronto, Canada. He is interested in studying Cognitive Science, EP&E or any the fields underneath either. Through YEA, he hopes that he'll learn how to practically implement his moral beliefs into doing good in the world, and find a community of people who are inspired to do the same!

Lakshimi Swaminathan

Lakshimi Swaminathan is a Master's student majoring in International & Development Economics. She hails from India and was introduced to the EA philosophy through the book 80,000 hours. She hopes to broaden her horizons through Yale's EA fellowship.

Marcelo Lejeune

Marcelo is a Chemical Engineering major passionate about tackling the climate crisis. In applying effective altruism, Marcelo currently focuses on what he believes is high-impact work in developing carbon removal solutions. Marcelo enjoys dissecting meaningful problems and is excited to learn more about how effective altruism applies in a broader global context and the high-impact issues it identifies.

McKenna Picton

McKenna is a second-year Physics and Cognitive Science student from Tucson, AZ. She agrees with Henry Wadsworth Longfellow that "the human voice is the organ of the soul." This is why she aspires to use her voice for good during this fellowship, future service in the Air Force, and life to come!

Alicia Cazares (Facilitator)

Alicia is a freshman from Downey in Southern California. She is interested in following the pre-med track and especially curious about many of ethical implications of the research and developing technologies emerging in the medical field. Alicia was introduced to effective altruism through Bulldog Days of April and hopes to explore different issues to see how she can have the greatest impact.

Nico Vermaat (Facilitator)

Nico is a sophomore in Davenport College. He is a Yooper from Marquette, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Nico is a prospective MBB or Environmental studies major. And he is interested in applying the reasoning and research approach of science to the problems of the world. His interest in Effective Altruism was sparked following time in the Montana Conservation Corps, and is excited to learn much more about it through the fellowship program.

Teddy Tawil (Facilitator)

I’m a first-year from NYC interested in studying economics and politics. I’m interested in global health and development, improving how political institutions deal with long-term problems, and enjoy rooting for the soccer team Arsenal (unfortunately, an increasingly difficult task as of late).

Emily Tian (Facilitator)

My name is Emily, and I’m a junior studying Comparative Literature and Philosophy! I got involved in EA in my freshman spring and am interested in journalism, policy work, potentially philosophy academia.

Will Aarons (Facilitator)

Will is a first-year from Raleigh, North Carolina interested in philosophy and education policy. He discovered EA in high school and has been slowly proselytizing his family members ever since. As part of the fellowship, he's excited to meet new friends, discuss the ethical dimensions of cause selection, and learn about how he can do the most good in college and throughout his career.

Miriam Huerta
(Facilitator)

Junior majoring in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science from Wisconsin. I am interested in the intersection of technology, public policy, and nonprofits. I would like to eventually go into nonprofit entrepreneurship.

Thomas Woodside (Facilitator)

I am a junior studying computer science. At YEA, I have facilitated several fellowships, and most recently ran all of our social events for the semester. I love to go on hikes and grow vegetables, especially beets.

Dana Kim
(Facilitator)

Dana is from a small beach town in Maryland. As a prospective MCDB major with hopes of entering the medical field, she hopes to learn how she can help others the most effectively throughout her career.

Katherine Chou
(Facilitator)

I’m a ‘24+1 first-year from sunny, sunny Arizona. Through EA, I have been able to explore how my broad, abstract interests—in neuroscience, AI, law, science fiction—translate into effective, impactful applications for how we harmonize our technological advancements and societal future.

Braden Wong
(Facilitator)

Braden is a sophomore studying Ethics, Politics, & Economics. At YEA, I run the website, coordinate first-year outreach, and have facilitated several fellowships.

Peter Strobel (Facilitator)

Peter is a 3rd year MDiv student at Yale Divinity School, with Andover Newton Seminary, seeking ordination in the UCC. Before he came to YDS, he studied for four years at Doane University in Crete, NE, where he graduated with a BA in History and worked on fundraising and Development with their Advancement Office. Due to Covid-19, he is back in his hometown of Kansas City, KS, but he plans to return to New Haven in the Spring. Peter is excited to be part of YEA, because it offers an amazing opportunity to live his Call and collaborate with driven individuals from fields and specialties outside of his own.

Summer 2021 Intro Fellowship

Alicia Cazares

Alicia is an incoming freshman from Downey in Southern California. She is interested in following the pre-med track and especially curious about many of ethical implications of the research and developing technologies emerging in the medical field. Alicia was introduced to effective altruism through Bulldog Days of April and hopes to explore different issues to see how she can have the greatest impact.

Stephanie Tu

Stephanie Tu is a fourth year student at the Yale School of Medicine and hails from Orange County, California. Prior to Yale she attended the University of California, Irvine, where she obtained a Bachelor's in Human Biology. She is interested in how to use her position as a physician-to-be to broaden her impact beyond single-patient encounters to be an advocate for her patients. She is looking forward to the opportunity to learn from the other YEA fellows with different backgrounds and disciplines from her own.

Jackson Pullman

Romero is currently a clinical fellow physician in the Department of Internal Medicine, specializing in Occupational and Environmental Medicine. Just prior to coming to Yale, Romero completed his Family Medicine residency training at UC Davis Health in Sacramento, CA, after having completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Pennsylvania (Economics major, Music minor), medical school at UT Southwestern, and his Masters of Public Health at UT Houston. Romero is ecstatic to be a part of Yale EA, as this will enable him to continue in his vocational calling of maximizing his contribution to society through collaboration with visionary and diverse individuals from disciplines inside and outside of his own.

Zhangir Azerbayev

Zhangir is a sophomore majoring in mathematics with research interests in artificial intelligence. He is interested in creating AI that is beneficial for humanity and how we can adapt our cultural, political, and economic systems to technological change. Zhangir is pursuing the YEA fellowship out of his belief that no scientist can or should ignore difficult ethical questions.

Joseph Levine

Joseph is an economics pre-doctoral researcher in Sierra Leone, working on development projects run, in part, by the Yale Research Initiative on Innovation and Scale (Y-RISE). Previously, he worked as a junior aerospace economist for Bryce Space and Technology, supporting the NASA Chief Economist, the Air Force Office of Commercial & Economic Analysis, and commercial space companies.

Cameron Berg

Cameron is a rising senior, pursuing a BS in cognitive science. He is a drummer in two bands at Yale, co-founded the Yale Depolarization Initiative, and works in the ACT Lab where he researches and develops computational models of human behavior. He is particularly interested in the overlap between EA and the ethics of artificial intelligence. Within this field, he is excited to discuss both the risk that these technologies pose to human flourishing as well as the potential for AI systems to themselves become sufficiently computationally advanced so as to deserve serious moral consideration of their own.

Will Aarons

Will is a rising first-year from Raleigh, North Carolina interested in philosophy and education policy. He discovered EA in high school and has been slowly proselytizing his family members ever since. As part of the fellowship, he's excited to meet new friends, discuss the ethical dimensions of cause selection, and learn about how he can do the most good in college and throughout his career.

Hannah Qu

Zihan is an incoming freshman from China. She plans to major in Physics and Philosophy as well as Theatre. She hopes to become an investigative journalist, filmmaker, or human rights lawyer. She is interested in discovering how EA would inspire her better speak up and help the underrepresented communities. She is attracted by the concepts of gravity and love, and everything else that holds the world together.

Katherine Chou

Katherine Chou is a rising first-year from Arizona. She is drawn to the interaction of science and technology with society and law—she also indulges herself in squeezing creative writing into her exploration of that intersection. Through EA, she hopes to translate her broad, abstract interests into effective, impactful applications for how we harmonize our technological advancements and societal future.

Teddy Horangic

Teddy is an incoming first-year.

Georgette Uwera Nyiraneza

I am an incoming first-year student from Rwanda, and while I am undecided on a major, I am interested in philosophy, political science, gender studies, and history. Also, I love learning about all kinds of things, and, lately, in pursuit of new cognizance, the long-referenced correlation between knowledge and responsibility has become more apparent to me. And so, I hope that through this fellowship, I will gain a better understanding of what my responsibility in the betterment of the world is and how I can best fulfill it.

João Pedro Fernandes

João Pedro (JP) is an incoming undergraduate student from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. He plans to study Mechanical Engineering and become a socially aware engineer. JP believes that consciously working with technology might be a key component to solving global issues and wants to be part of this process by positively impacting communities.

Teddy Tawil

Teddy is a first-year from NYC interested in studying economics and politics. He is currently working for the Renew Democracy Initiative, where he’s written articles, videos, and a graphic novel to promote the values of constitutional democracy. He’s interested in improving how political institutions deal with long-term problems and enjoys rooting for the soccer team Arsenal (unfortunately, an increasingly difficult task as of late).

Isabella Sendas

Isabella is a rising freshman at Yale College and currently plans on majoring in Ethics, Politics, and Economics. She has always been passionate about addressing issues related to social inequality in her hometown of Rio de Janeiro through volunteer work, and is thrilled to be joining Yale’s Effective Altruism community to learn how she can most effectively promote the welfare of society.

Jessica McCurdy (Facilitator)

Jessica is from the rural town of Fort McCoy Fl. After being overwhelmed by the many good charitable and social causes she adopted Effective Altruism as a methodology for making the biggest positive impact.

Braden Wong
(Facilitator)

Braden is a first year hailing from the San Gabriel Valley of Southern California. A prospective Ethics, Politics, & Economics and Computer Science major, he is drawn to the ethical questions and economic implications of artificial intelligence. Through EA, he hopes to explore responsible applications of AI in education, technology, and economic development.

Thomas Woodside
(Facilitator)

I am a rising junior studying computer science. At YEA, I have facilitated several fellowships, and most recently ran all of our social events for the semester. I love to go on hikes and grow vegetables, especially beets.

Miriam Huerta
(Facilitator)

Spring 2021 Intro Fellowship

Francis Yang

Francis is a first year master's student studying Social and Behavioral Sciences and Global Health at the Yale School of Public Health. He graduated from UC Berkeley with a dual major in Molecular Biology and Anthropology in 2018 and worked for 2 years in clinical research targeting at-risk populations before returning to school. He hopes through the fellowship to meet similarly motivated peers and gain a myriad of newfound perspectives that can inform and strengthen primary health care domestically and internationally.

Christian Zada

Christian is from Los Angeles, CA and plans to major in Economics. He was introduced to EA through a podcast and has been inspired by the movement's values ever since. The cause areas that most interest him are climate change mitigation and A.I. safety.

Romero Santiago

Inseo Choi

I am from first year from South Korea, a prospective economics & statistics major. I am interested in examining the intersection of media and data science. I like to read, work out, listen to podcasts, and brew tea in my free time. Through the YEA fellowship, I hope I can concretize my views on altruism and my future career. I am willing to spread as much as good I can as a part of the EA community.

Nicholas Rice

Nick is a sophomore in Pierson college from Sydney, Austraila. Majoring in English and Philosophy with a certificate in Mandarin, he is interested in deploying the structures of Effective Altruism in pursuing an academic interest in the humanities and professional interest in law.

Norman Watkins

Norman is a doctoral candidate in U.S. history. Originally from Santa Cruz, CA, he studied History at Stanford (A.B.) and Yale (M.A. and M.Phil.). Now back in New Haven to finish his dissertation, he’s excited to study effective altruism with members of the YEA community and fellowship and to do more good, especially in the area of farm animal welfare.

Shi Wen Yeo

Shi Wen is a sophomore from sunny Singapore studying Economics & Mathematics and English. She is passionate about using quantitative methods and development economics to tackle rural poverty in Southeast Asia. As an active member of her local church (and church choir, before Covid!) she is excited to connect her experiences in YEA with her spiritual convictions and calling.

Avrohom Yormark

Avrohom is a Global Affairs major from Brooklyn, New York. Though his interest are vast, he is particularly fascinated with space exploration, political strategy, and philosophy. He hopes to use this fellowship to help guide him in maximizing the good he can do throughout his life.

Yihui Chen

Yihui is a 2nd year graduate student at the School of Public Health, specializing in Environmental Health Sciences. She finished her bachelor degrees in Environmental Science and Environmental Economics at Renmin University of China in 2019. She is broadly interested in climate change and health, education, sustainable food system, health education and AI-aided clinical diagnostics, and she has previously worked in several international NGOs in the environmental and public health fields. She is excited to learn more how to maximize those good impacts and also eager to learn more good global causes through YEA.

Alex Wyckoff

Alex is an Economics and History double-major from Paris, France, currently taking a leave of absence from online classes between his junior and senior year. He is interested in how the concepts of Effective Altruism could shape national foreign aid strategies, as well as how big data and the internet of things will affect how wealth is redistributed.

Kennedy Nduati

Kennedy is a sophomore from Nairobi majoring in Psychology and Women's, Gender and Sexuality Studies. He hopes to apply the different frameworks and methods learnt through the Yale Effective Altruism Fellowship in his quest to make mental health and wellness accessible to marginalized and neglected communities especially in low-income African countries.

Darwin Do

Darwin is a sophomore from the Boston area studying computer science. He hopes to use the principles behind EA and experiences from the fellowship to help shape his career path in the "tech-for-good" space. In his free time, he enjoys listening to music and just hanging out with friends.

Shayna Elliot

Shayna is an English major from Nashville, Tennessee on a leave of absence between her junior and senior year. She hopes to use the Effective Altruism framework to guide her pursuit of journalism. She is particularly interested in questions of wealth redistribution, applied ethics, and holding institutions accountable.

Prastik Mohanraj

Prastik is a rising sophomore in Grace Hopper College hailing from the New Haven, CT area, and is intending to study Economics and Political Science. He is extremely excited to engage as a Fellow with the Effective Altruism community at Yale, to serve his personal mission of maximizing his social impact on his local and global community. Outside of the Fellowship, he hopes to continue spending time with his friends and family, exploring new languages, and binge-watching TV shows whenever he gets the chance.

Noah Humphrey

Noah is a 1st Year Masters of Divinity student at Yale Divinity School remotely studying at home in Honolulu, Hawai’i. A native of South Central Los Angeles, he wishes to become a pastor and a chiropractor that utilizes prayer to one day provide support via holistic care in marginalized and de-spirited communities. Currently he is mentoring youth in tai chi and spiritual leadership. He recently graduated from Whittier College in 2020 with a Bachelors in Religious Studies and a minor in Holistic Care. He believes that anything is possible through this path we call life through God and wishes to use the YEA fellowship to help do more good in the communities he is a part of.

Elen Aghekyan

Elen is a first-year MA student at the Jackson Institute for Global Affairs. Before Yale, she worked for several years as a researcher, diagnosing the social and political problems of backsliding democracies. She is ready to shift from identifying problems toward creating solutions for them, and is excited to explore Effective Altruism as a philosophy and guide for her own personal theory of change. Elen grew up between Yerevan, Armenia, and the southern United States, and loves to solve crossword puzzles, hike, and run long distances.

Ariktha Srivathsan

Ariktha is a second-year grad student studying Public Health at Yale. She is interested in using her training in Biotechnology and Public Health, via the Effective Altruism platform, to affect positive change to the health of people across the world, and is currently working on SARS CoV-2 as part of that effort.

Khalid Oluyadi

Khalid is a Master of Advance Management candidate at Yale School of Management. Prior to Yale he worked as a strategy professional at The Coca-Cola Company where he led channel strategy projects and performance management for 6 regions in Nigeria. He joined the MAM programme to shift gears to pursue a path that is more aligned to the intersection of business and economic development. He believes strongly in the power of entrepreneurship and innovation as a driving force for economic prosperity, especially in the African continent. Khalid joins Yale Effective Altruism Fellowship hoping to meet people with like minds.

Bella Wu

Bella is a junior in Timothy Dwight College from Nanjing, China majoring in Cognitive Science and Statistics & Data Science. She’s excited to evaluate problems and approaches with structured frameworks through the Yale Effective Altruism Fellowship program, and hopes to explore different issues with like-minded people. She enjoys technology, entrepreneurship, social initiatives, and philosophy, and loves seeing how data and social psychology plays into societal trends. In her free time, she loves tennis, dancing, doing light design, and watching old movies.

Braden Wong (Facilitator)

Alexa Pan (Facilitator)

Alexa is a first-year best expressed in conjunctions: China and Singapore, Physics and Philosophy, Rock and Roll. She will find her place in the world through a problem most worth solving, and now continues the quest with Effective Altruism. Inspired by Nick Bostrom's "philosophy with a deadline", she has enjoyed examining AI safety through epistemology and ethics; at YEA, she hopes to explore different issues and tools of reasoning in greater depth.

Matt Song (Facilitator)

Matt is a sophomore from Shanghai currently on a leave of absence. He is interested in politics, technology, literature, and philosophy, but knows very little about what he wants to do in the future. Currently he is working for the US Embassy in Skopje as well as trying to catch up on a rather long reading list. Matt hopes that the YEA Fellowship will give him skills and community to work toward doing the most good.

Jessica McCurdy (Facilitator)

Fall 2020 Intro Fellowship

Peter Strobel

Peter is a 2nd year MDiv student at Yale Divinity School, with Andover Newton Seminary, seeking ordination in the UCC. Before he came to YDS, he studied for four years at Doane University in Crete, NE, where he graduated with a BA in History and worked on fundraising and Development with their Advancement Office. Due to Covid-19, he is back in his hometown of Kansas City, KS, but he plans to return to New Haven in the Spring. Peter is excited to be part of YEA, because it offers an amazing opportunity to live his Call and collaborate with driven individuals from fields and specialties outside of his own.

Miguel von Fedak

Miguel is a student in Berkeley college currently taking a leave of absence from online classes to focus on work opportunities outside the classroom. He hopes that through the YEA fellowship, he can develop a wider set of mental frameworks to employ when contemplating the foundational philosophy that drives modern systems of inequity and injustice. Miguel is a prospective Ethics, Politics, and Economics major, and he hopes YEA will help him narrow down what he wants out of a career.

Alvin Delgado

Alvin is a Murray sophomore in the YC Class of '23 from Athens, Georgia. He plans to major in Economics and is considering a double major with Statistics and Data Science. In his free time, he enjoys reading, hiking, skating, and listening to all sorts of music. He loves working with data and seeing how societal trends may be viewed quantitatively in addition to qualitatively, and is excited to see how his interest in data will mix with the ideologies of Effective Altruism.

Matt Song

Julia Sulkowski

Julia is hoping to major in neuroscience and English at Yale. She is so excited to learn how to better apply the skills she is learning at Yale to help our community and make an impact in the fire. She is interested in discovering the best ways to apply direct impact and research to help others.

Anastasia Eberhardt

Anastasia is a graduate student originally from Austin, Texas studying public health and nursing. Before returning to school, she practiced as an ICU nurse for 6 years! In her spare time, she loves to hike and practice yoga. She is interested in learning how EA might help to connect her clinical skills to advocacy and policy work.

Mark Hodges

Mark is a first-year in Morse College, interested in studying some combination of economics, literature, philosophy, and/or mathematics. He's largely interested in researching and developing progressive social policy, both domestically and internationally. Mark became interested in Effective Altruism after recognizing it as a way to continue and reflect on the socially-oriented service work he did in his hometown of Austin, Texas. He loves discovering new music and new books, and has a long list of recommendations for both.

Nico Vermaat

Nico is a first-year in Davenport College. He is a Yooper from Marquette, in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Nico is a prospective Biology or Chemistry major. And he is interested in applying the reasoning and research approach of science to the problems of the world. His interest in Effective Altruism was sparked following time in the Montana Conservation Corps, and is excited to learn much more about it through the fellowship program.

Alexa Pan

Vanessa Cheng

Vanessa is a first-year in Pierson College from Ridgewood, New Jersey who is uncertain of her major but leaning towards the biological sciences. She is excited to join and learn from the Yale Effective Altruism community as a Fellow, and she hopes to develop a better understanding of the most effective and sustainable ways to do good, especially in healthcare. She especially looks forward to the interdisciplinary aspects of YEA. When Vanessa is not buried in textbooks and classical literature, you will likely find her playing the violin or napping under trees.

Mira Thakur

Mira is a first year in Benjamin Franklin. She is from Houston, Texas and is planning to study Mathematics and Philosophy. She was introduced to EA through a Coursera class and hopes to make meaningful connections with others striving to live an altruistic life.

Yuhan Zhang

Yuhan is an MBA/MFA joint-degree candidate at Yale School of Management and Yale School of Drama (Theater Management). During her past two years at Yale, Yuhan did her fellowship as Development Associate at Theatre Development Fund, served as the Associate Managing Director of Yale Cabaret, and was Production Associate for six productions at the 2019 Avignon Festival. Stepping into the intersection of the nonprofit and the private sector, Yuhan hopes to deepen her understanding of effective altruism, and practice critical thinking on creating positive impact through her fellowship with YEA.

Saket Malhotra

Saket is a sophomore studying Ethnicity, Race, and Migration and Environmental Science from Chandler, Arizona. He is interested in grassroots organizing as a means to change, and hopes that the Effective Altruism fellowship will allow him to critically engage with that concept.

Shervin Dehmoubed

Shervin is a freshman in Hopper from San Diego, California. He plays tennis and is very passionate about social entrepreneurship. He is looking to double major in Economics and Global Affairs. Shervin hopes to meet like-minded people in YEA to help each other learn and grow.

Miriam Huerta (Facilitator)

Miriam is a junior from Wisconsin studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. She aims to use her engineering skills to develop devices that have the potential to help people around the world, and she is excited to explore how to effectively accomplish this goal.

Thomas Woodside (Facilitator)

Thomas is a sophomore Bay Area native looking to major in computer science. He is interested in the potential of using machine learning and artificial intelligence for the good of humanity, as well as trying to mitigate the many risks of such technologies.

Eui Young Kim
(Facilitator)

Eui Young '21 is a philosophy major from Seoul, South Korea. She is inspired by Peter Singer and hopes to become a lawyer. She is particularly interested in global poverty, animal ethics, and climate change.

Jessica McCurdy (Facilitator)

Summer 2020 Intro Fellowship

Iris He

Iris is a second-year Cognitive Science student at McGill University. She is originally from Shanghai, China. Outside of school, she is passionate about mental health, especially among international students. She lives in a collective, where she practices communal living and builds urban sustainable living models. Last summer, she volunteered in Indonesia where she developed business for villagers in a social entrepreneurship project. She feels very excited to be a part of the fellowship to learn how to improve the world more effectively.

Annie Klar

Annie is originally from Australia and is currently completing her Bachelor of Arts with a major in Political Science at McGill in Montreal. She hopes to use her degree and her minor in international development, to help contribute to achieving sustainable development world wide. She is attracted to effective altruism due to its tactical approach to achieving good, and is excited to grow as a both a student and a member of the global community.

Braden Wong

Paula Soumaya Domit

Paula is a Mexican Lebanese Northeastern student of Politics, Philosophy, and Economics, as well as a minor in International Security Studies. Paula Soumaya is primarily interested in effective conflict resolution and peace-building. Her current research centers around solutions to Mexican cartel violence, but she aspires to contribute to peace efforts all over the world. She is excited to be part of the fellowship to explore how she can produce the most positive impact in her career.

Elif Coskun

Elif is a Political Science and Economics student with a minor in Global Health at Northeastern University. She is an international student from Ankara, Turkey. She aims to enter an MPH program soon and she wants to know how she can best improve the lives touched by inequity in her community. She is particularly interested in the interdisciplinary nature of issues that touch upon politics, economics, and public health.

Lakshanyaa Thamarai Kannan

Lakshanyaa is a rising second-year undergraduate student at Northeastern University. As a Cell and Molecular Biology major with hopes of entering the medical field, she seeks to implement science-based solutions to many of the problems facing our world today. She was drawn to the EA community's drive to do as much good as possible and is excited to apply the concepts of effective altruism to her professional and personal life.

Maggie Munro

Maggie is entering her fourth year studying Political Science and Communication Studies at McGill University, hailing from a small coastal town in British Columbia. She is passionate about advocacy and political and social activism, particularly to raise awareness of political violence, inequity, and both human and animal rights abuses. She looks forward to learning how applying EA concepts in her work can increase its positive impact and effectiveness.

Maude Laroche

Maude lives in Beauharnois, a small village on the south shore of Montreal. She is about to start academics in geography. This science studies the relation between humans and their environment. It covers countless issues. She has already studied geopolitics in cegep. She decided to participate in the YEA Fellowship to complete her training. She is convinced that EA can help her achieve her professional goals and allow her to meet people with interests similar to hers.

Elisa Danthinne

Elisa is an Industrial Engineering senior at Northeastern University and is currently spending quarantine in her hometown of Boise, Idaho. She came across the EA movement when questioning herself on what to do after graduation. Elisa is looking forward to further diving into this community to learn how she can use her privilege to do good.

Daniel Broun

Dan is a fourth-year Computer Science and Philosophy major at Northeastern University from Lexington, MA. He is passionate about AI safety and how technology can be used to make the world a better place. The data-driven approach to helping people and the idea of doing the most good possible with the least amount of resources is what attracted him to EA.

Francisco Orliacq

Francisco is 23 years old and a final year medical student at the Pontifical Catholic University of Argentina and the British Hospital of Buenos Aires. He is passionate about learning, which he enjoys the most while doing research and teaching. He has volunteered at his University for years, and he believes in the importance of studying ethics as a vital foundation of knowledge.

Noah Seth

Noah is from Baltimore, MD and is studying history and economics as an undergraduate at Northwestern University. With a passion for government and civic leadership, he is looking forward to applying EA’s data-driven approach to develop inclusive narratives to galvanize support for progressive policy changes for the benefit of all marginalized communities.

Sophie Slape

Sophie is a third-year student at Northeastern University pursuing a degree in International Affairs and Cultural Anthropology major. She is currently working at Global Health Corps for her co-op and is interested in global health and medical anthropology. She looks forward to learning more about effective altruism and being a part of the EA community!

Kasey Shibayama

Kasey is from Seattle, Washington, and is a sophomore studying Computer Science at Northwestern University. He was drawn to EA for its way of combining empathy with careful analytical reasoning. He's interested in figuring out how to do the most good with his career and is excited to meet and learn from other motivated students in the fellowship. Outside of school, he's an avid Spikeball player and baseball fan!

Sarah Cleveland

Sarah Cleveland is from Hopewell, New Jersey. She is going into her second year at Mcgill University studying economics and molecular biology. She started a local non-profit, Hopewell Gives Back, to encourage community participation around local needs and hopes to further her impact on a larger, more impactful scale.

Kaleem Ahmid (facilitator)

Kaleem is in his second year of studying for his Masters in Public Health at Northeastern University, after graduating with a double-major in Health Science and Philosophy from there. He founded Effective Altruism at Northeastern after keenly reading and following prominent EA’s, like Peter Singer, whilst in high school in South Africa. Kaleem is currently preparing his applications for PhD programs in Public Health and intervention evaluation, whilst also researching for the Happier Lives Institute.

Spring 2020 Intro Fellowship

Nat Irwin

Nat is a junior at Yale College majoring in Environmental Studies, in addition to being an Energy Studies Scholar. Their goal is to have a significant impact on climate change mitigation within the energy or agricultural sector. However, they are unsure of how to maximize their impact given the overwhelming number of career tracks focused on climate change solutions. They are thrilled to be a part of the Yale Effective Altruism Fellowship, and hope that this experience may help them determine if they want to go into entrepreneurship, corporate sustainability, or policy-making as a means of addressing climate change after they graduate in 2021.

Thomas Woodside

Thomas is a Bay Area native looking to major in computer science. He is interested in the potential of using machine learning and artificial intelligence for the good of humanity, as well as trying to mitigate the many risks of such technologies.

Mathew Krick

Mathew is a member of Davenport College’s class of 2022. He is studying Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology and History of Science, Medicine and Public Health (Global Health track). On campus, Mathew is a Development Coordinator for Camp Kesem at Yale, a Health Education counseling volunteer at HAVEN Free Clinic, and a Bass Singer for Pitches & Tones A Cappella. He is interested in Global Health, specifically in understanding how to effectively address communities affected by epidemic outbreaks and natural disasters. Within this interest, he wants to learn effective strategies to maximize health care accessibility in developing countries.

Adriana Ballinger

Adriana is a first year in Yale College from Charleston, South Carolina. As a prospective Environmental Studies and Political Science major, she hopes that Effective Altruism will guide her to choose a career that will have the most impact possible in the areas of environmental justice and policy.

Tony Senanayake

Tony is a second year MBA student at the School of Management originally hailing from Australia. His passion lies at the intersection of Development Economics and Public Policy and specifically looking at how to more effectively implement rigorously tested research into the field, particularly within education. When not thinking about development economics you will find him running up East Rock, on the rugby field or enjoying a home-cooked meal.

Simon Mendelsohn

Simon is a senior studying Computer Science and S&DS. He was first introduced to Effective Altruism after reading Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality and some posts on the Slate Star Codex blog. He’s especially interested in rationality, human decision-making, and the future of AI. He hopes to use his career and (hopefully eventually) money to help improve the world as best as he can.

Wanjiku Mwangi

Wanjiku is a sophomore at Yale College from Nairobi, Kenya. She’s a prospective double major in Environmental Engineering and African Studies. She's interested in energy and development in the context of climate change. Wanjiku hopes to work towards the alleviation of poverty in lower income countries whilst improving environmental sustainability in the midst of economic growth.

Ethan Seidenberg

Ethan '21 is from Madison, Wisconsin, but he's also spent a few years living in California and the south of France. A Philosophy major, he is interested broadly in ethics, the philosophy of language, and the philosophy of law. He's particularly concerned with the interpersonal nature of morality--how our role as members of a community influence the moral status of our actions. Outside of the classroom, Ethan sings in the Yale Glee Club and volunteers as a debate coach at New Haven high schools.

Julian Martin

Julian is a Global Affairs major from Brooklyn, New York. He learned about Effective Altruism from his brilliant, EA-crazed friend Joshua. Julian will be working for an international development organization in Senegal after graduation, and hopes to learn about the benefits, and drawbacks of measuring and comparing altruistic good.

Miriam Huerta

Miriam is a sophomore from Wisconsin studying Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. She aims to use her engineering skills to develop devices that have the potential to help people around the world, and she is excited to explore how to effectively accomplish this goal.

Emily Tian

Emily is a first-year from Rockville, Maryland, and a prospective English major. She's fascinated by poetry and journalism and loves to spend her free time in art museums or outdoors. She's drawn to YEA's goal to put philosophy into practice, and hopes to find the most meaningful intersection between doing good and doing what she loves.

Armaan Kalsi

Armaan Kalsi is a first-year student at Yale College, who hopes to study Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology, as well as Ethics, Politics, and Economics. An international student from New Delhi, India, and an aspiring healthcare entrepreneur, he hopes that his interests and the Effective Altruism Fellowship intersect in that he learns how to make the most sustainable change possible.

Blake Harwood

Blake is a first year MBA at the Yale School of Management. Before coming to Yale, Blake worked in international development on programs dedicated to promoting openness and accountability in government. At SOM, she focuses on nonprofit management and was drawn to YEA because of its commitment to dialogue on making mission driven organizations most effective. Blake loves to travel and has lived in Egypt, Ghana, Morocco and Tunisia.

Valentina Goetz

Valentina moved from Germany to Yale to pursue a MA degree in International and Development Economics. While she wants to do research in the mid term to increase her knowledge, she looks forward to interesting discussions with YEA that can inspire her goals in the long term.

Liam Grace-Flood

Liam is an MBA candidate and Silver Scholar at SOM, with a background in innovation and strategy for the public and social sectors. He's interested to explore the questions EA raises, and to interrogate our philanthropic industrial complex to do better at doing good.

Jessica McCurdy (Facilitator)

Fall 2019 Intro Fellowship

Stephanie Hu

Stephanie is a first-year from New Jersey. She chose to join Effective Altruism because she feels that too often people's attempts to do good fall short of their goals because they fail to use reason and evidence to plan their actions. Outside of trying to do as much good as possible, she enjoys learning biology, playing tennis, skiing, and listening to country music.

Sofia Ribeiro

Sofia is a third year medical student at Yale, but is originally from Chicago. She is interested in human behavior and decision making. When she's not in school, she loves fashion, pilates, and podcasts!

Sevi Burget-Foster

Sevi is a first-year from the small town of Charlotte, Vermont, where she has worked on small-scale service projects. She looks forward to expanding the scope of her service to do the most good, most effectively, with YEA.

Jon Zhou

Jon moved from Chicago, IL to Yale for his Master of Public Health program. He is interested in putting factors from medicine, law, politics, and management together to improve his community and global health outcomes. He joined YEA to transform his perspectives into actions. In his free time, you will find him taking photos, going on trips, and giving Yale tours.

Sofia Charania

Priyanka Bisarya

Priya is a second year student in the School of Medicine from San Diego, California. When she was an undergraduate, a philosophy professor introduced her to EA, and the rest is history. It has given her a framework to live by and has shaped the way she has thought about her choices in her career and personal life, and she hopes to continue to engage with EA for many years to come.

Jasmin Baier

Jasmin, who is originally from Austria, completed her B.Sc. in Socioeconomics at Vienna University of Economics and Business and is now specializing in Development and Cognitive Economics in her Master's at Yale. In the past couple of years she has tried many different approaches to find a so-called 'meaningful' way to spend her professional life. From Social Entrepreneurship in Togo, to the Austrian National Bank, Consulting and a Data4Good Start-Up - yet, it wasn't until she found EA that she really believed she could finally find a career worth pursuing.

Dana Kim

Crystal Wang

Crystal '23 is from San Diego, CA. Crystal is a prospective Economics & Math joint major. Crystal learned about effective altruism while Wikipedia-diving one night and was drawn in by its evidence-based approach, especially since it's easy to feel helpless and/or aimless in the quest to do good.

Brady Rowe

Brady, MPH '21 Candidate, is an Arkansan with a background in the fields of Cognitive Enhancement and agriculture as it relates to optimum human performance. He is attracted to the EA community for its data-driven approach to answering some of the biggest questions facing our time. How can we be better than we were yesterday, and how do we do it in a way that provides the most amount of good for the people who surround us?

Amber James

Amber is from Richmond, Virginia and is a Master of Public Health student studying Epidemiology of Microbial Diseases. Currently she is interested in medicine and research in disease control during humanitarian crises. She is excited to be a part of the Yale Effective Altruism Fellowship so she can learn how to humbly make the greatest impact with her MPH degree.

Ali Merali

Ali is a Londoner and Economics grad student, freshly moved into the States. Always happy to discuss any of the economics-related areas of EA (which he'll claim are most of them!), he's hoping to complete his PhD looking at AI safety from a game theoretic lens.

Emmanuel Kibicho

Princess Chukwuneke

Katie Skoff

Joshua Monrad (Facilitator)

Spring 2019 Intro Fellowship

Joseph Kwon

Joseph Kwon is from Riverside, California. He is studying computer science and psychology and hopes to pursue research in cognitive science after graduation. He wants to explore intelligence and participate in tackling ethical issues involving AI.

Rabhya Mehrotra

Rabhya Mehrotra is a first-year in Yale College, from the Washington DC metro area. She hopes to study computer science and anthropology, and would like to pursue a career in international poverty reduction. She first learned about humanitarian aid and policy in high school and college debate, and learned more about effective altruism her senior year. This summer, she will be going to Malawi to work for a healthcare non-profit. She is excited to learn about the various ways that Effective Altruists measure poverty, deal with flash crises, and ensure that they address a diversity of issues.

Herman Peng

Herman Peng is a first-year in Hopper College hoping to major in political science, sociology, or Global Affairs. On campus, he works as a first-year liaison to the Asian American Cultural Center, researcher for the Yale Roosevelt Institute Equal Justice Center, consultant for the Elmseed Enterprise Fund, and instructor for the Chinese American History Project. The main reason he wants to be a part of this fellowship is to learn more about how to apply effective altruism principles into real life settings. Herman is originally from Millbrae, CA in the San Francisco Bay Area, and is a Golden State Warriors and Tottenham Hotspur fan.

Isabel Coleman

Isabel Coleman grew up in Birmingham Alabama. A prospective philosophy major, she has always been interested in confronting moral dilemmas systematically. She was drawn to the YEA community when she realized that they had been doing that for years, and making an impact doing it.

Hannah Beinecke

Hannah Beinecke is a student at the School of Management, taking this year off to work on her startup Greater Good Solar (greatergoodsolar.com). Her previous experience was mostly in international development, working projects spanning marine conservation in Madagascar, education and sanitation in India, energy policy in France, and most recently investing in financial inclusion products in India.

Jordan Pilant

Jordan Pilant is in Silliman College class of 2021. Jordan has been a member of the Mock Trial team for the past two years and is very interested in the law and bringing about positive change to the judicial system. Jordan is also on the Yale Dramat Associate Board and produced “Creature” in the fall. She also volunteers with Yale's No Closed Doors and finds it extremely fulfilling. She hopes to learn how to make a positive change in the Yale community and beyond through her time in YEA.

Kueho Choi

Kueho is from the Washington DC-Baltimore Area.

Christelle Umubyeyi

Christelle's background is environmental engineering but she is also interested in broader aspects of development and poverty alleviation.

Alannah Maynez

Alannah is a sophomore majoring in psychology from Portland, Oregon. She got involved in YEA because the more she learned about the organization and the people who are a part of it, the more she realized it aligned with my most important values of compassion and service. She's particularly interested in how YEA can teach her the best, most moral way to maximize the amount of good she can do for certain communities, particularly the queer community.

Ananya Kachru

Ananya is a first year student at Yale and is interested in the nexus between politics, women empowerment, and education. She is from Woodbridge, Connecticut (yes! only a little more than five miles away from Yale!). Ananya is excited to learn more about effective altruism, especially in the context of social enterprises, to better understand how to maximize beneficial impacts. In addition to taking part in the Yale Effective Altruism fellowship, she is a part of the Yale Debate Association, South Asian Society, Yale Splash, and Women's Leadership Initiative. In her free time, she loves to travel, dance, take photos for VSCO, browse through inspirational quotations, and just talk about literally anything.

Arizona Greene

Arizona is from Carrollton, GA with a passion for data analysis and social impact. She is excited to help empower organizations to better serve their communities. She enjoys playing music, dance, and learning new things.

Jessica McCurdy (Facilitator)

Fall 2018 Intro Fellowship

Ally Soong

Ally Soong is a sophomore in Yale College. She chose to do the YEA Fellowship, because she was looking for a space and a community in which to work through issues of ethics, morality, and altruism. In the transitory period of growth and change that is college, she wants to challenge herself to sit with these difficult questions as she figures out the kind of life she wants to lead going forward.

Bianca Li

Bianca is a senior in Yale College majoring in cognitive science. She is broadly interested in how people allow morality to influence their decisions, and feels fortunate to be a YEA fellow so that she can develop a deeper understanding of this inquiry. After she graduates (*cries*), she plans to go to law school and work in criminal justice reform.

Elizabeth Hopkinson

Elizabeth Hopkinson is a first-year student in Yale College who plans to pursue a field of study relating to public or environmental health. She chose to participate in the EA Fellowship in order to discover more about how to maximize her own positive impact within a community of like-minded students. Through participating the in Fellowship, Elizabeth hopes learn more about the framework of EA while challenging her own preconceived notions relating to service and giving.

Gabrielle Molina

Gabrielle is the founder and executive of Teaching Artists International, a 501c3 nonprofit that connects musicians to socially- driven music programs around the world. Her background focuses include nonprofit leadership and public education. She holds a Master of Arts in Teaching focusing on the intersections of music education and social development and three undergraduate degrees in Clarinet Performance, Spanish, and Global Studies. She is honored to be part of this fellowship and looks forward to using EA frameworks and concepts to make better informed decisions.

Grant Higerd

Grant Higerd is an MD/PhD student studying the neurological mechanisms of pain, with the goal of developing new classes of pain treatments. He hopes to become a psychiatrist-scientist and do research to develop more effective medicines and interventions for conditions such as chronic pain and substance use disorders. He is excited to become a part of the EA community and learn concepts that will allow him to do the most good through his career and personal life.

Lorenzo Pinasco

Lorenzo Pinasco '21, born and raised in Lima, Peru, studies philosophy and economics in Yale College. He hopes the fellowship will help him make smarter career choices in order to help others.

Jessica Church

Jessica Church is a first year student at Yale Divinity School pursuing a Master of Arts in Religion focused on how Christian theology and ethics can inform politics, activism, and public policy. She is glad to be part of the Effective Altruism Fellowship because it will provide a different framework through which to explore "doing the most good." Jessica comes to Yale after working for five years in Democratic and progressive politics.

Nancy Wu

Nancy chose to participate in the fellowship because of her interest in and past experiences in social entrepreneurship. For an instance, at the height of the Syrian refugee crisis, she organized 15 kids in her high school to help run a business venture selling international cultural items on Taobao (China's Amazon) and raised 2,000 euros through profits to donate to Zataari, the second largest Syrian refugee camp.

Nancy Lu

Nancy studies bio and stats in Yale College (Class of 2020). She chose to be a part of this fellowship because she truly believes in EA's core principles and hopes that the movement will encourage everyone to be most effectively altruistic.

Alex Hu

Elif Simsek

Demirkan Coker

Michael Bogaty

Malcolm Sailor

Joshua Monrad (Facilitator)

Spring 2018 Intro Fellowship

Louis Brown, Yale Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (Math) 2021
Ram Vishwanathan, Yale College 2021
Jilly Mehlman, Yale College 2021
Lauren Singer, Yale College 2021
Allison Du, Yale College 2020
Rohan Subramanian, Yale College 2021
Andy Parker, Yale College 2020
Daniel Zhao, Yale College 2021
Michael Doppelt, Yale College 2020
Araceli Lopez, Yale College 2021
Zachary Black, Yale College 2021
Olivia Sanchez, Yale School of Management/ School of Forestry 2018
Shivam Sarodia, Yale College 2019
Trini Kechkian, Yale College 2021
Lillian Hua, Yale College 2021
Finley Doyle, Yale College 2020
Eui Young Kim, Yale College 2021
Joshua Monrad, Yale College 2020 (Facilitator)
Frankie Andersen-Wood, Yale College 2019 (Facilitator)
Mojmír Stehlík, Yale College 2019 (Facilitator)
Xuan, Yale College 2018 (Faciliator)

Fall 2017 Intro Fellowship

Alessandro Luciano, Yale College 2018
Lucas Vázquez Bassat, Yale College 2021
Livia Bokor, Yale College 2020
Miranda Chan, Yale College 2018
Rohan Subramanian, Yale College 2021
Eric Wallach, Yale College 2021
Daniel Zhao, Yale College 2021
Sam Brakarsh, Yale College 2021
Araceli Lopez, Yale College 2021
Mustafa Emir Akdere, Yale College 2021
Daniel Rice, Yale College 2020
Bradley Yam, Yale College 2021
Lillian Hua, Yale College 2021
Vanessa Yan, Yale College 2021
Finley Doyle, Yale College 2020
Keniel Yao, Yale College 2019
Eui Young Kim, Yale College 2021
Rohan Angadi, Yale College 2021
Nadia Irwanto, Yale College 2020
Maganty Rushyendra, Yale College 2021
Quinn Crawford, Yale College 2021
Rachel An, Yale College 2019
Karina Franke, Yale College 2020
Katherine Sun, Yale College 2021
Sophie So-Hyeon Park, Yale College 2019
Jacob Carlson, Yale College 2020
Clare Wu, Yale College 2021
Rebecca Rubright, Yale College 2021
Michael Chau, Yale College 2021
Olivia Larsen, Yale School of Management 2020
Maria Urrutia Gonzalez, Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies 2019
Daniel Eth, Yale Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (Applied Physics) 2018
Remco Zwetsloot, Yale Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (Political Science) 2022
Rob Palmer, Yale Medical School 2021
Joshua Monrad, Yale College 2020 (Facilitator)
Frankie Andersen-Wood, Yale College 2019 (Facilitator)

Spring 2017 Intro Fellowship

Pauli Mingyuan Xu, Yale College 2018
Luke Hellum, Yale College 2019
Tony Wai Pan Wong, Yale College 2020
Larissa Nguyen, Yale College 2020
Walter Thulin, Yale College 2020
Heidi Dong, Yale College 2020
Tony Liu, Yale College 2020
Joshua Monrad, Yale College 2020
Stuart Nicholls, Yale College 2020
Preeti Srinivasan, Yale International & Development Economics 2017

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