Journal of Policy Analysis Issue 3

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Michael Yang

Michelle Liou

Paul Kramer

Raiaa Bhalla

Jacob Rubenstein

Naomi McKenna

Ilayda Gokgoz

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December 31, 2023

Inquiry-driven, this article may reflect personal views, aiming to enrich problem-related discourse.

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Michael Yang

Vice President, Policy Media Journal

Michael Yang is a student at Phillips Exeter Academy. He serves as the Editor-In-Chief for the Journal of Policy Analysis at YIP.

Michelle Liou

Senior Vice President, Policy

Michelle Liou is currently a student at UCLA, studying Business Economics and Philosophy. She seeks to develop her interest in the intersection of consulting and finance, and help businesses maximize their value.

Paul Kramer

CEO & Chairman

Paul Kramer is the CEO of the Institute for Youth in Policy and is currently a student majoring in Organizational Development, Computer Science, and Public Policy at Vanderbilt University as a Crescere Aude Scholar.

Raiaa Bhalla

Policy Analyst

Raiaa is student studying at TSRS, Moulsari in Gurugram, Haryana with an active interest in mainly two academic quadrants: research and debate.

Jacob Rubenstein

Stanford Data and Mapping for Society

Naomi McKenna

Fall 2023 Fellow

Naomi McKenna is a high school student at Atholton High School in Columbia, Maryland, who will graduate in 2024.

Ilayda Gokgoz

Military Policy Analyst

Ilayda is originally from Ankara, Turkey, and she is an incoming undergraduate student who intends to major in political science and computer science. She is passionate about languages, writing, and sharing. Also, she was a Policy Fellow in the 2023 Fall Cohort!‍

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