Meet the Board
Nellie is a sophomore neuroscience concentrator and is very excited to be in her first semester with HUTT as the Great Power Competition working group director. She has worked with policy writing as a member of the Harvard Undergraduate Foreign Policy Initiative as well as the Army ROTC Military Strategy Initiative. She loves continuing to explore policy with HUTT!
Malachi is a Sophomore in Adams studying Linguistics and Economics. He is the director of the working group for sustainability policy, and looks forward to the future of HUTT and the evolution of our research. He is from Colorado, and thus believes that west coast is best coast, but that alpine deserts are best.
Jenny Jia is a junior in Winthrop double concentrating in Government and Slavic Languages & Literatures. He currently serves as Co-President of HUTT. This past summer, she interned at the International Center for Defense and Security (ICDS) in Tallinn, Estonia.
Max Lupoff is a sophomore in Cabot, studying Government and African Studies. He currently serves as a working group director in HUTT, guiding research on the role of the Global South in our current world order.
Adan Eftekhari is a sophomore in Quincy House pursuing a double concentration in Economics and Human Developmental and Regenerative Biology. His research is currently centered in the Shah Lab at Brigham and Women's Hospital, where he contributes to the development of novel, cell-based therapies for brain cancers, focusing on stem cell-engineered therapeutics and immunomodulatory approaches to target tumor cells within the brain tumor microenvironment. In his free time, Adan enjoys playing soccer, listening to hip-hop music, and trying new food cuisines.
Charlotte Torrez is a freshman student from Charleston, SC intending to concentrate in Applied Math & Economics. She is currently a Working Group Director in HUTT, guiding research on the roles and legitimacy of contemporary legal institutions. Outside of HUTT, she is an Analyst for HUCEG, Senior Writer for the HULR, a CIVICS teacher, and a private tutor. Her research interests include economic policy and constitutional law.