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As she integrated herself into the community-building aspect of Harris’ diverse student population, her energy and outgoing nature flourished. “I made a vow not to say no to anything social,” Wilcox says.

“My goal and my hope—and what feels like a responsibility to me—is to be a physician who can support and advocate for patients outside of the clinic or the hospital room.”

The Harris School of Public Policy, taking a novel approach as it celebrates Black History Month, will explore “The Black Radical Imagination” with events throughout February.

The public tends to have similar opinions of sales, property, and income taxes, and attitudes toward these taxes are closely tied to political partisanship.

“I appreciate that I can use analytics and coding to focus on economics, international politics, and conflict, which will be helpful to my future research.”

“Policy should be written as directly and straightforwardly as possible, because it applies to everyone.”