Natalie Collina, a first-year PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania, is making waves in the world of computer science. With a strong educational background and experience working for high-profile companies such as Google and Microsoft, she is well-equipped to tackle complex issues related to privacy and fairness through her game theoretical lens. Natalie's expertise ranges from probability and complexity to interactions between rational agents and algorithms. While attending Princeton University, she majored in computer science with a minor in history and diplomacy and was awarded the highest honors of Summa Cum Laude. During her time at Princeton, she also held roles such as Peer Academic Advisor, COS 340 TA, and Writing Center Fellow. Her experience includes a multitude of internships, such as NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, MathAction, Carnegie Institution for Science, and Amazon. With her impressive background and interests, we can expect great things from Natalie in her future research endeavors.