Health Disparities Think Tank
Stephanie Wang currently serves as the Executive Director of the Health Disparities Think Tank, where a multi-disciplinary team engages students globally in addressing health disparities through mentorship and advocacy for policy reforms. Simultaneously, Stephanie holds positions as a Teaching Assistant at Harvard University for a course on the translational science of stem cells, a Researcher at Boston Children's Hospital focusing on gene expression in hematopoietic lineage, and a Certified Nursing Assistant at Mass General Brigham. Stephanie has also held various roles in Harvard Consulting on Business and the Environment, including Director of Life Sciences. As the Founder and President of Project Unmasked, an education campaign promoting public health literacy, Stephanie has actively engaged in activism and reform efforts. Stephanie's educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Molecular and Cellular Biology and Global Health and Health Policy from Harvard University, expected to graduate in 2026.
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Health Disparities Think Tank
We aim to empower youth by facilitating meaningful connections with healthcare experts, fostering collaborative research opportunities aimed at addressing health disparities, and linking findings to actionable policy advocacy. We pride ourselves in creating a direct research-to-policy pipeline, providing students with the opportunity to conduct meaningful, data-driven research, make their voices heard through publication in peer-reviewed journals or high-impact conferences, and inspire policy change through direct legislative advocacy. Through mentorship, guidance, and hands-on experience, we aim to inspire and support the next generation of scholars as we embark on the ambitious quest to eliminate of health disparities in our communities.