Peer Concentration Advisors
Talk to A Peer Concentration Advisor
ESPP Peer Concentration Advisors (PCAs) are junior and senior concentrators who have volunteered to act as peer advisors to prospective concentrators. Prospective concentrators can reach out to meet with PCAs with similar academic, career, or extracurricular interests. They are happy to answer questions about ESPP and share their stories and interest; providing a value perspective.
Hailey Akey '27
hakey@college.harvard.edu ESPP Interests: My interests in ESPP stem from environmental justice and equitable & accessible climate solutions! Right now, I'm very interested in environmental health and the way climate change will change the way we relate to healthcare systems, but I...
Gabriella Augustyn '28
gaugustyn@college.harvard.edu As an ESPP concentrator, I am particularly interested in natural resource management, conservation, and geopolitics. I am originally from northern Wisconsin, which has heavily influenced my interests in natural resources such as groundwater, agriculture...
Michael Bido '27
michaelbido@college.harvard.edu ESPP Interests: My goal as an ESPP concentrator is to be exposed to new ways of thinking concerning the environment, with the broad goal of discovering effective and equitable solutions for climate mitigation. Right now, I am most interested in exploring...
Benjamin Heilbronn '27
bheilbronn@college.harvard.edu ESPP Interests: I am interested in a broad range of ESPP topics, from policy design and corporate sustainability to environmental law. I am a double concentrator in ESPP and Economics, though I’ve considered many concentrations such as Statistics and...
Erica Ho '27
ericaho@college.harvard.edu ESPP interests: As a double concentrator in ESPP and Economics, I’m especially interested in the economics of the clean energy transition, with a focus on energy generation and infrastructure. I’m involved in HUCEG, where I directed the Nuclear Energy...
Ella Niederhelman '27
ellaniederhelman@college.harvard.edu My focus in ESPP is grounded in the intersection of climate and health. I am currently most interested in environmental law and finding effective solutions and adaptation strategies for those at the frontlines of climate change. Further, I am interested...
Luke Schofield '27
lukeschofield@college.harvard.edu As a joint concentrator in ESPP and Philosophy, I am interested in understanding how we conceptualize space, place, and society in the context of public lands, and what implications that knowledge has for the ethical management of natural resources and...
Oliver Song '27
Because my interests lie at the intersection of energy, markets, science, politics, law, and democracy, I’ve found a double concentration between ESPP and Economics especially meaningful. I’m particularly interested in load forecasting and the...
Sylvie Wurmser '27
sylviewurmser@college.harvard.edu I am interested in Food Systems and the growing impact of climate change on how we eat and produce food, particularly from a social theory approach. To me, climate change is the issue of our generation and I believe that it will become the battle of our...
Lilly Xu '27
lillyxu@college.harvard.edu Within ESPP, I am most interested in sustainable land use and urban planning. Last year, I served as President of the Harvard Undergraduate Clean Energy Group, the largest climate and clean energy student organization at Harvard. I would love to chat...
