Program on Science, Technology and Society at Harvard

Harvard Kennedy School of Government | Harvard University

Undergraduate STS Fellows

In 2022, the STS Program launched the Undergraduate Fellowship. It is a year-long opportunity for students at Harvard College to reflect on the social and political roles of science and technology in the contemporary world through foundational exposure to the discipline of STS. The cohort meets weekly to discuss emerging challenges and controversies across modern societies, guided by graduate Fellows and a Harvard STS crib sheet of core concepts. An early version of this crib sheet was developed for the 2020 undergraduate course Engineering Sciences (ES) 28 Science, Technology and Society, where students learned about the relationships between science, technology, ethics, and politics in part through real-time projects about the COVID-19 pandemic.

The STS Undergraduate Fellowship is generously supported by the Weatherhead Center for International Affairs.

2025-2026

More information coming soon!

2024-2025

*From left to right: Felix Chen ’26*, *Ari Cheriyan ’25, Hannah Duane ’25, Emma Lucas ’25, Johnny Miri ’26; Thor Reimann ’25; Josh Rosenblum ’26, Eeshan Vakil ’25 Lea Wang ’26, Allegra Wong ’26*; *Katie Burstein ’25, Maya Rosen ’25, Emil Massad ’25, Tomas Winegar ’25*. *Graduate Tutors (not pictured): Hilton Simmet and Justin Wong.*

2023-2024

From left to right: (top) Andrew Charroux ‘24, Kelsey Wu ‘24, Sakiko Miyazaki ‘24, Sophia Ludtke ‘25, Elson Bankoff ‘27, Clara Chen ‘25, Michael Zhao ‘25, Tomas Winegar ‘25, Luke Bradley ‘24, Gabe LeBlanc ‘25; (bottom) Jocelyn Shek ‘27, Maya Rosen ‘25, Katie Burstein ‘25, Julia Freitag ‘25, Audrey Chang ‘25, Emil Massad ‘25, Michael Evans ‘24, Aishani Aatresh ‘24. Not pictured: Van Tran ‘25. Graduate Tutors (not pictured): Hilton Simmet and Nicole Bassoff.