Michelle is a graduate of the University of Chicago and a second-year law student and Hazelton Fellow at the University of Washington School of Law. She is interested in issues at the intersection of law and technology — particularly data privacy and cybersecurity.

Max attended Stanford University where he received a BS and MS in Management Science and Engineering with a focus in Operations Research. After graduating, heworked at a couple of startups in Los Angeles before returning to the Bay Area to do business development at Facebook in 2014. In 2016, he transferred to the regional product […]

Charles worked in the Tech Policy Lab and was also a previous Hazelton Fellow who worked on 2020 election misinformation at the Center for an Informed Public. Before law school, he was a flight officer in the US Navy who worked in information security and with military encrypted communications. He also served as an editor […]

Jenna Lee (they/them) is a second-year law student and Hazelton Fellow at the University of Washington School of Law. They are passionate about data privacy and cybersecurity and are currently exploring their interests in intellectual property through their coursework.

Andrew was a Hazelton Fellow at the Tech Policy Lab and earned an M.J. from the University of Washington School of Law. Andrew has a background in cognitive science and specializes in AI law and regulation. While broadly interested in all matters of tech policy, Andrew is most interested in exploring civil remedies for autonomous […]

Andrew was an intern with the Tech Policy Lab and is an undergraduate student at the University of Washington studying computer science and philosophy. He is broadly interested in the ethics and regulation of emerging technology affecting minority communities, including data privacy, surveillance, and artificial intelligence. In particular, he enjoys exploring the ways in which non-Western philosophies […]

Jasmine is an undergraduate student at the University of Washington. She is interested in the regulation of big data, privacy and making tech equitable for all. Jasmine is a current intern for the Lab.

Anna Lee Swan was a Postdoctoral Scholar for the Tech Policy Lab and the Center for an Informed Public. She earned her Ph.D. in Communication from the University of Washington, with an emphasis on gendered labor and global social media use. Previously, she worked on a variety of research and evaluation projects aiming to advance […]

Cameron was a J.D. candidate at the School of Law. She is broadly interested in using technology and privacy to preserve and restore personal autonomy, with some focus on data security and the Fourth Amendment. Cameron’s background is in empirical public policy and discrete mathematics.

Manisha graduated from the Foster School of Business studying Finance and minoring in Law, Societies and Justice. She is interested in social impact and public sector consulting which allows her to learn about the intersection of higher education, economic development, and technical business background to give back to underprivileged groups. She researched the Lab’s background […]