Hanwen Zhang

Hanwen Zhang has a diverse work experience starting from 2013. From January to March 2013, they worked as a Program Coordinator at the Nationality Service Center, where they coordinated students' affairs and researched external funding availability for immigrants seeking higher education. From June to August 2013, they served as a Chinese Lecturer at Princeton in Asia. Hanwen then joined the University of Pennsylvania from September to December 2013 as a Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant, where they provided support to professors in creating curriculum systems, conducted research and data analysis, and participated in workshops. In 2014, Hanwen worked as a Case Consultant specialized in the educational sector at Washington Trade Counsel LLC, where they provided legal research and data analysis support, identified process efficiencies and innovative approaches to work. From February 2015 onwards, Hanwen held the position of International Contract Analyst at Bell Flavors & Fragrances, where they drafted, reviewed, negotiated contracts, conducted contract background due diligence research, and performed legal research on international economic law.

Hanwen Zhang received a Master of Science in Education from the University of Pennsylvania from 2012 to 2014. Prior to that, from 2008 to 2012, Zhang studied at the Minzu University of China and completed a Dual Major in Law and British and American Literature, earning a Bachelor's Degree.