Beyond the Camera Light: Assessing California’s Legal Framework for Young Performers

This brief seeks to mitigate the long-term socioeconomic hurdles faced by child performers through educational reforms to the California Proficiency Program (CPP) and targeted modernization of the Coogan Law’s earnings distribution requirements.

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Milan Prete

October 30, 2026

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The Ethics of Genetic Editing: Balancing Human Rights, Medical Innovation, and Responsibility in the Age of CRISPR

Capstones- Summer 2026

Jordan Olson

This policy brief shows how CRISPR's rapid progress has outpaced current laws, creating serious challenges across disease cures, designer babies, and genetic privacy. It argues that the United States must replace its piecemeal regulations with a single national framework that protects patients' rights and makes treatments affordable.

Enhancing Cybersecurity & Minimizing Its Dangers

Capstones - Winter 2023

Pranav Gehlot

This presentation delves into the pressing concern of cybersecurity in the digital age, outlining the rising threats and the implications for national security. It provides a critical evaluation of past and present cybersecurity policies from various administrations while highlighting the pivotal role of legislation and cybersecurity programs. The presentation also propos

Responsible Reporting on Suicide and Media Literacy as Preventative Means of Suicide Contagion among South Korean Youth

Capstones - Summer 2024

Isole Kim

Despite Western perceptions of S. Korea as a cultural powerhouse of beauty products, K-pop, and entertainment, there is a suicide crisis among Korean youth.

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Other Fellowship Capstones

The Ethics of Genetic Editing: Balancing Human Rights, Medical Innovation, and Responsibility in the Age of CRISPR

Enhancing Cybersecurity & Minimizing Its Dangers

Responsible Reporting on Suicide and Media Literacy as Preventative Means of Suicide Contagion among South Korean Youth