London Vallery

London Vallery is a History of Science student at Harvard University with a keen interest in the international development of aerospace engineering, focusing on areas such as international affairs, technological adoption, and space utilization.

London's academic background includes a Bachelor's degree in History & Science from Harvard University, along with various research experiences at institutions like Harvard Extension School, University of Colorado Boulder, Cornell University, and St. Mary's University through a Dual-Enrollment program.

London has been actively involved in numerous organizations and roles, including being a researcher at Harvard Radcliffe Institute, serving as a Documentary Director at the United States Space Force, and holding positions like Edmond J. Safra Ethics Fellow at Harvard University, Director of Upward Expansion Docuseries at Harvard Undergraduate Filmmakers Association, and more.

London's professional journey has been diverse, encompassing roles such as a Teaching Assistant in Space Law, Policy, and Ethics at Harvard University, a Summer Legal Intern at Aerobotics, a Management Consultant at Invictus Capital, a Policy Analyst at Father's House International in Ghana, among others.

London Vallery's experiences also include being a Campaign Leader for Women's March, a Marketing Specialist and Campaign Consultant at the City of Cibolo, Co-Founder and Director at The Welder, and participating in initiatives like the Piloting Program at Civil Air Patrol.

London's research interests, organizational involvement, and varied professional roles showcase a multidimensional individual with a strong passion for aerospace engineering, international relations, ethics, and research endeavors.