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University Organizer Fellowship

  • Focus Area: Effective Altruism Community Growth (Longtermism)
  • Amount: $2,975,985

  • Award Date: September 2022

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    Open Philanthropy recommended a total of approximately $2,975,985 to the members of our University Organizer Fellowship — individuals who direct or support university student groups focused on topics relevant to improving the long-term future, including effective altruism, longtermism, rationality, or specific cause areas.

    Recipients include[1]Recipients are listed with either their affiliated institution, or the name of the relevant group if they are not organizing a group dedicated to their university.:

    • Ada Martin — Carnegie Mellon University
    • Adam Kuzee — Brown University
    • Adash Herrenschmidt-Moller — King’s College London
    • Aidan O’Gara — University of Southern California
    • Akash Satpathy — Tucson Effective Altruism
    • Alejandro Acelas — Universidad de los Andes
    • Alejandro Ortega  — University of Oxford
    • Ameema Talat — University of Tokyo
    • Amine Challouf — Vrije Universteit Amsterdam
    • Amy Shaw — Positive Impact Society Erasmus
    • Andrea Murillo — University of California, Irvine
    • Antonio Azevedo — New York University Abu Dhabi
    • Anthony Jeremy Mahoney — Georgia Institute of Technology
    • Arianna Bosio — University College London
    • Aris Richardson — University of California, Berkeley
    • Arunim Agarwal — University of Pennsylvania
    • Aslak Hellevik — University of Oslo
    • Benjamin Snyder — Yale University
    • Berkan Ottlik — Columbia University
    • Berke Celik — Boğaziçi University
    • Brandon Ward — University of California, Los Angeles
    • Bruno Neira — Carnegie Mellon University
    • Caelan Mitchell — University of Melbourne
    • Caleb Schneider — Maastricht University
    • Callum Evans — University of Oxford
    • Camille Berger — École normale supérieure
    • Chris Gerrby — Stockholm University
    • Christian Shaw — London School of Economics
    • Coleman Snell — Cornell University
    • Daisy Newbold-Harrop — University of Oxford
    • Daniel Wang — Brown University
    • Daniel Wolfe — Georgetown University
    • Dave Banerjee — Columbia University
    • David Solar — Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
    • Davis McIntire — Georgia Tech
    • Eli Barrish — Stanford Law School
    • Elliot Fosong — University of Edinburgh
    • Eric Zhang — University of Virginia
    • Evan Abdollahi — University of Southern California
    • Farrah Cavus — University of Chicago
    • Fazl Barez — The University of Edinburgh
    • Frances Bridges — George Washington University
    • Gabriel Mukobi — Stanford University
    • Gaurav Yadav — University of Bristol
    • Gavin Weinberg — George Washington University
    • Govind Pimpale — University of California, Los Angeles
    • Harrison Gietz — Louisiana State University
    • Henry Josephson — University of Chicago
    • Jared Perlo — Group organizing in Boston area
    • Jelle Donders — Eindhoven University of Technology
    • Johan de Kock — Maastricht University
    • Joshua Doland — University of Southern California
    • Judith Wiltsch — Maastricht University
    • Julian Guidote — McGill University (Faculty of Law)
    • Katarina Hahn — Effective Altruism Leipzig
    • Katherine Chou — Yale University
    • Kearney Capuano — Georgetown University
    • Keshav Shenoy — Georgia Tech
    • Ketan Jog — Columbia University
    • Koji Flynn-Do — Swarthmore College
    • Lauren Mangla — Hunter College
    • Liam Epstein — The Hague Effective Altruism
    • Lotte de Lint — Maastricht University
    • Luisa Geibel — The Hague Effective Altruism
    • Luke Leckie — University of Bristol
    • Mac Jordan — University of Auckland
    • Marie Goss — University of Regensburg
    • Mario Lee — University of California, Los Angeles
    • Martin Rognlien — University of Oslo
    • Mason Zhang — Brown University
    • Matthew Burtell — Yale University
    • Matthew Mande — Washington University in St. Louis
    • Matthew Robbins — Duke University
    • Max Gehred — University of Wisconsin, Madison
    • Max Kearney — University of Groningen
    • Maya Deutchman — Vanderbilt University
    • Michael Byun — Stanford University
    • Michael Chen — Georgia Tech
    • Michael Chen — Princeton University
    • Michael Gerovitch — Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    • Michael Zlatin — Carnegie Mellon University
    • Michelle Ma — University of Chicago
    • Moritz Reimann — National University of Singapore
    • Nathan Barnard — University of Warwick
    • Nicholas Gabriela — Harvard University
    • Nicholas Ritter — Princeton University
    • Nicoline Schuiling — Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam
    • Noam Shwartz — Tel Aviv University
    • Patryk Jarmakowicz — Erasmus University Rotterdam
    • Peter Gebauer — Stanford University
    • Philip Hall Andersen — University of Bergen
    • Quratul Zainab — London School of Economics
    • Rachel Weinberg — Tufts University
    • Rafaela Sofia Waldner — Positive Impact Society Erasmus
    • Raffaele Salvia — University of Pisa
    • Rishane Dassanayake — London School of Economics
    • Robi Rahman — Harvard University
    • Rohan Subramani — Columbia University
    • Sabrina Chwalek — Brown University
    • Saksham Singhi — Indraprastha Institute of Information Technology Delhi
    • Samuel Chen — Georgia Institute of Technology
    • Samuel Pickering —  University of Warwick
    • Shannon Morrison — Durham University
    • Teddy Tawil — Yale University
    • Tejas Kamtam — University of California, Los Angeles
    • Tilman Schepke — University of Sydney
    • Timo Pieters — Radboud University Nijmegen
    • Thomas Woodside — Yale University
    • Tom Blake — Manchester University
    • Valentin Hassinen — Uppsala University
    • Will Aaron — Yale University
    • Xander Davies — Harvard University
    • Yair Atlas — University of Chicago
    • Yilin Huang — ETH Zurich
    • Zachary Thomas — Rutgers University

    This falls within our focus area of growing and empowering the EA community.

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    ↑1 Recipients are listed with either their affiliated institution, or the name of the relevant group if they are not organizing a group dedicated to their university.

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