Roxana Arjon

MPA Fellow ‘25 at the University of Kansas
Summary
Roxana Arjon is a diligent fourth-year undergraduate student at Stanford University with a major in Public Policy and a concentration in Education Policy.
She aspires to continue her education by pursuing a Master's in Public Administration and envisions a future dedicated to community organizing, focusing on politics and government in rural Kansas.
Roxana's academic journey has revolved around utilizing policy to uplift her community, with a particular emphasis on advocating for the Latinx population.
She has been actively engaged in impactful research endeavors, from collaborating with Stanford Law School on investigating signature verification processes on mail-in ballots to conducting qualitative interviews with the American Voices Project to understand the effects of recent national crises on individuals across the United States.
Beyond her academic pursuits, Roxana is deeply involved in various organizations including the Chi Chapter of Lambda Theta Nu Sorority, Inc., Stanford Tzu Ching, QuestBridge, Stanford in Government, and Ford County Democrats, demonstrating her commitment to service and community engagement.
Her professional background includes roles such as Dodge City Coordinator at Loud Light, Enumerator at the U.S. Census Bureau, Diversity and Inclusion Community Ambassador at Stanford Alumni Association, Summer Fellow at High School Support Initiative, Tutor-Mentor at High School Support Initiative, and Concession Attendant at Dodge City LongBranch Lagoon.
Roxana Arjon's diverse experiences, academic focus, and active involvement in community initiatives position her well for a successful career in community organizing, politics, and government.