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“I am at Harris to expand my impact. I want to use quantitative analysis to reduce barriers and help people in underserved communities access education.”

“I’m looking forward to the exchange of ideas among students from 39 countries. Imagine the kind of energy coming from people of all walks of life, sharing things we may have never thought of before.”

“Having a foundation in quantitative methodologies can really make a difference in one’s ability to contribute to an organization. We live in a world that is more and more data-driven, so these skills are becoming incredibly important.”

“Health issues aren’t solely determined in a doctor’s office—social determinants of health can be a big factor, and too often our current policy fails people. I’d like to help correct that.”

Anderson wants to hold the door of education open to as many people as possible.

“The IPAL Capstone Project supplemented me with the skills I needed the most.”

“I have met some outstanding and accomplished people in my cohort, and I thoroughly enjoy collaborating with them as we navigate real-world problems and data analytics.”

Chicago native Rosa Benusa knows her resume is a bit atypical—it’s part of what sets her apart in her work.

“I’m grateful that Harris helped me find—and pivot to—an impact investing career path. Without Harris, I wouldn’t even know about ESG.”

“I want to have a solid foundation for making policy that affects the greatest number of people in the best way possible. To do that, I need to have a quantitative approach, which is what Harris does.”

“Being able to tie in my mathematical background to policies I care about was a dream come true.”

“I believe injustice is transferable—that the things that angered me growing up as a girl in India are similar to challenges someone else faces in some other corner of the world. Harris has the toolkit to best formulate strategies to overcome such injusti