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Jenny received both her BS and PhD from MIT, majoring in the joint archaeology/materials science program. She is Phi Beta Kappa, a National Merit Scholar, winner of an NSF Graduate Research Fellowship, an MIT Presidential Fellowship, and was awarded a FAMSI Research Grant. Her education combines both engineering and social... read more...

In high school, Jonathan (J.P.) excelled in a variety of subjects, scoring a 5 in AP U.S. History and winning a national award in German. He received a 2280 on the SAT, highlighted by a perfect score on the Verbal portion, and was chosen as a National Merit Scholar and recipient of the New York Times Corporate Scholarship. At Harvard,... read more...

Originally from southern California, Charles went to MIT at age 16, majored in chemical engineering and was one of the first students ever to complete the biomedical engineering minor--all while playing varsity volleyball and contributing to various research projects, including a stint at Suntory in Osaka, Japan. After undergrad, he... read more...

Ben graduated from Harvard College in 2009 with a BA in Molecular and Cellular Biology and a minor in English and from Harvard Medical School in 2014 with an MA in Biological and Biomedical Sciences. While at Harvard, he tutored students in biology and chemistry, won a teaching award from the Derek Bok Center for Teaching and... read more...

Ellie graduated from Harvard in 2008 with an honors degree in Comparative Study of Religion and completed a Master's in Childhood Education from TeacherU at Hunter College in 2014. During her time in college, Ellie tutored and mentored a wide variety of students from ages 8 through 18, helping them with everything from test prep and... read more...