Hannah Cole

Hannah Cole is a highly accomplished individual with a rich educational background and a diverse range of experiences in various organizations.

Hannah pursued her education at Harvard University, where she earned a B.A. in Molecular and Cellular Biology, as well as Computer Science. Prior to Harvard, she studied at Newton South High School.

Throughout her academic journey, Hannah was actively involved in numerous organizations and prestigious roles. She notably served as an Undergraduate Researcher at the renowned Zon Lab within Harvard University.

Hannah also showcased her leadership skills by founding and presiding as President of the Harvard Undergraduate Initiative for Technology and Society. Her exceptional abilities led her to the position of Vice President at The Radcliffe Choral Society and Head Campus Ambassador at Harvard University.

Furthermore, Hannah's commitment to technology and society was evident in her role as a Volunteer Implementation Team Fellow at PathCheck and an Engineering Intern at Facebook. Her passion for tech extended to being the Vice President of the Harvard Tech Review.

In addition to her tech-related roles, Hannah generously contributed her knowledge as a Tutor at Harvard Student Agencies and as a Founder, Course Developer, and Lead Instructor at Boston Tech Girls. Her dedication to research was demonstrated during her time as a Research Intern at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and as a Research Assistant at Boston University School of Medicine.

Hannah's versatile skill set and academic achievements were recognized through her participation as a Simons Summer Research Program Fellow at Stony Brook University and as an Intern at the prestigious MIT Media Lab.