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“I’m an immigrant, and the way that I show my gratitude for my country is by being the best public servant that I can be.”

“We have a responsibility to demand transparency about the systems we’re buying into as part of our democracy and industry.”

“I love using computer science tools to examine and solve social issues, and I plan to work in international organizations—or the tech or consulting sectors—where I can contribute my best to my community."

“My policy interests may evolve, but my desire to do government work, focus on evidence-based policy, and uplift marginalized communities won’t change.”

“I want to develop policies that support responsible and sustainable production of textiles and fair pay for manufacturing workers across the globe.”

“One of the best things about the MSCAPP is you can go beyond coding and learn about new tools from experts in every area.”

Emma Nechamkin, Class of 2019, is on a mission to use data and public policy to level the playing field for educational, income, and social equality.

“What I deeply appreciated about UChicago was the ease with which my core values of bringing about impactful social change aligned with data analytics and evidence-based policy.”

“My ultimate goal is to push students toward their most ambitious college option, whatever that means for them.”

Mark Sedevic is a police lieutenant in Chicago. He used his Civic Leadership Academy capstone to extend his work towards a long-standing ambition: building trust between community and police. 

Ávila-Uribe’s international journey, exposure to data-driven fields, and experience at Harris continue to influence her professional goals and career trajectory.

“I want to be that person who can tell stories with numbers. Without a doubt, Arne Duncan helped me understand that Harris could help me become that person.”