Emily Willrich

Emily Willrich is an accomplished student fellow at the Human Flourishing Program, engaging in seminars on virtue ethics and participating in a week-long vivarium at Jesus College, Oxford. Serving as President of the Harvard Undergraduate TAMID Chapter, Emily leads initiatives in behavioral economics through the Behavioral Strategy Group and has contributed to the Harvard Political Review and The Harvard Crimson as a writer. With extensive experience in student-led civic education through the State of the Students initiative and internships in the U.S. Senate and the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Emily also holds co-editorial responsibilities for The Tempus, the Historical Review of Harvard College. Currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree at Harvard University, Emily has demonstrated leadership and impact across diverse academic and professional settings.