But like in prison, private eyes are watching your every move. Unlike in prison, you’re unlikely to get seriously ill with COVID-19 at Harvard University. He has built one of the strongest college student voter support systems in the country.The College Fix on Facebook The College Fix on Twitter The College Fix on Reddit The College Fix on Parler Share on EmailĪccused students judged under undefined evidence standard Jay has been on the team since 2018 - overseeing form processing, keeping track of which students need support, and making sure our team is on track to meet our goals. Jay Sastry (College '22)ĭirector of Data & Operations, Harvard College Harvard Votes Challenge Team Rakesh Khurana & Katie O'Dairĭean of Harvard College Dean of Students, Harvard Collegeĭean Khurana & O'Dair facilitated the integration of voter readiness into first-year orientation and house orientations, school-wide communications, and community buy-in of voting. Together, they have positioned voting as a medical and public health issue on their campuses and led individualized student outreach efforts engaging to scale voter registration, education and turnout. Jon Kusner (HMS '21), Lucas Buyon (HSPH '23), Elizabeth Durham (HSDM '22)Įlizabeth, Jon and Lucas have come together to reinvigorate Longwood's commitment to civic engagement and promote inter-school collaborations at HSPH, HMS and HSDM.
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From partnering with students to scale TurboVote signups across degree programs to engaging faculty in promoting voter particpation in their courses, Kevin's has played a pivotal role in positioning HGSE as a leader in advancing a movement of full participation in elections. Since 2018, Kevin has spearheaded efforts to institutionalize voter readiness efforts at HGSE. Kevin Boehm (HGSE '07)Īssociate Director of Student Affairs, Harvard Graduate School of Education
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Mike championed the integration of TurboVote's voter registration tool into online check-in process at every degree granting school, creating a model for universities across the country. She ensures all election mail is delivered promptly and played a key role in eliminating barriers to student participation in elections.
Betsy Shortellĭirector, Harvard University Mail and Distribution Servicesīetsy helped us provide all undergraduates living on campus with voter registration forms, absentee ballot request forms, and stamps in their mailboxes.
We are so lucky to have such a dedicated local election officer. Whenever there is a question or registration error, Lesley is always on top of it. Lesley works closely with the team to ensure that students can successfully register and vote on campus.
There are hundred of people to thank, but here we've highlighted just a few of the many election heroes we want to show our appreciation: We appreciate the late-nights, early-mornings and endless hours you spent helping us and our democracy. Election Hero Day, today, November 2nd, is a chance for us to say, thank you. Members of the Harvard and Cambridge community have been working tirelessly over the past days, months, and year to ensure that Harvard students, faculty, and staff have all the information and resources they need to participate in the 2020 election.
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