We are proud to announce four wonderful Harvard College Students have been chosen to sit on HUECU’s Student Advisory Council (SAC). These students work in collaboration with us on many projects including our personal finance education events, social media, blog posts, and even our student banking products and services. These students are able to gain perspectives from HUECU about the intersection of finance, not-for-profit, and education industries.
This cohort is composed of students from a multitude of places and backgrounds, who share a deep interest in economic diversity and inclusion. These students are each committed to bringing essential personal finance information to their peers and those that HUECU serves. Welcome these students with us!
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David Gonzalez is a third year student from Chicago, IL living in Quincy House. David is working on a concentration in Linguistics and Philosophy. David is looking forward to bring useful personal finance education to Harvard’s campus through the SAC. David enjoys a good meal from Dig Inn and taking time to work out, read, and garden. |
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Meadow Hall is a second year student from Franklin, KY living in Kirkland House. She is interested in pursuing studies in Biology throughout her time at Harvard. Meadow is excited to join the advisory council so that she can continue to advocate for first generation low-income students. When she gets a break from studying, she enjoys a Netflix binge and reading the latest news. |
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Ryan Leung is a fourth-year student in Dunster House from Lexington, MA. He is interested in economics, finance, public policy, and government, and believes that financial literacy is a far-reaching and critically important issue that spans across all these fields. He plays spikeball with friends and is always ready for a new adventure abroad when time allows. |
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Eddie Richardson is a fourth year student from Smyrna, GA in Eliot House studying Applied Mathematics. He is passionate about fighting for economic justice and working with teens to encourage savings and helping them learn to invest. Eddie enjoys cheering for his hometown Atlanta sports teams whenever he has the opportunity to! |