Kevin Gu

Undergraduate Student
Harvard College

Kevin an undergraduate student at Harvard studying statistics and computer science. He was born and raised in Irvine, California, and has also lived in Shanghai, China. He has previously worked on fuel cell research and also interned at Meta as a software engineer. Currently, Kevin is interested in topics regarding causal inference and statistical learning.

Anushka Bhaskar

Undergraduate Student
Harvard College

Anushka (she/her/hers) is the founder of Avritah and a member of the Intersectional Environmentalist Council. Starting in the environmental space at age 10 after learning about the human health effects of plastic pollution, her passion for taking action against systems of injustice that harm both human and earth systems has only grown over the past decade. Now a student at Harvard and founder of the environmental justice and health equity…

Ethan McFarlin

Ethan McFarlin is an undergraduate at Harvard College from Colorado Springs, Colorado. He is fascinated by data visualization and hopes to use his studies in Computer Science as a platform to engineer for humanity. In his free time, Ethan enjoys listening to music from Sufjan Stevens, hiking in the Rocky Mountains, and long boarding around Boston.

Michelle Qin

Undergraduate Students
Department of Statistics

Michelle Qin (she/her), Harvard College ’23, is studying Statistics with a minor in Global Health & Health Policy. She is from the Greater Philadelphia area and has loved math from a young age. Michelle is passionate about health quality and equity, so she is excited to join NSAPH in applying quantitative methods to public health problems! Outside of class, Michelle is a Peer Advising Fellow to first-year undergraduates and an…

Leo Vanciu

Undergraduate Student
Harvard College

Leo Vanciu is an incoming undergraduate student at Harvard College from Montreal, Canada. Leo plans on concentrating in statistics and is interested in Bayesian methods.

James Kitch

Undergraduate Student
Department of Statistics, Harvard University

James Kitch is an undergraduate at Harvard (senior) concentrating in Statistics with a secondary in Integrative Biology. He is excited to join NSAPH to use Causal Inference methodology and generate a better understanding of how to make urban areas more sustainable and equitable. In his free time, he is a competitive cross-country skier and loves riding public transportation.