Presidents
Minh Phan (Chemistry & Economics '10)
First experience with Social-E: My interest in social entrepreneurship was sparked when Mohammad Yunus won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2006.
Something random: Besides Social-E, I love to travel. My latest trip has taken me to Southeast Asia.
Social-M
Rebecca Krauthamer (Undecided '13)
First experience with Social-E: I spent the majority of my high school years helping grow the family business, and the majority of my high school summers travelling from the jungles of Ecuador to the slums of central Mexico then again to the villages of Cambodia the busy cities of Japan, as a volunteer teacher
Something random: I have a passion music, drawing, martial arts, dance and golf, and have dedicated a large portion of my life to bringing these to those less fortunate.
Ian Chan (Public Policy '14)
First experience with Social-E: Being the Stanford Challenge Director for the Gumball Challenge, as part of Gumball Capital.
Something random: I have an allergy to eggs and peanuts
M.J Ma (SymSys '12)
First experience with Social-E: I was one of the four people of a start-up education innovation group. We did education consulting in China and helped people to experience Western eduction. I was mainly in charge of marketing and programming, and was also involved with strategy making.
Something random: I got draw number 1?
Speaker Series
Folake Dosu (STS '11)
First experience with Social-E: My first experience with social entrepreneurship was in 2006 through Ashoka's Youth Venture.
Something random: I can run and hula hoop at the same time!
Josh Bowman (Undecided '14)
First experience with Social-E: I took the Ivy Insiders SAT tutoring course. Ivy Insiders was started by social entrepreneurs.
Something random: I can play chess blindfolded.
Secretary
Matisse Milovich (Mechanical Engineering '13)
First experience with Social-E: Watching a presentation by Leila Janah (CEO and founder of Samasource).
Something random: Seasonal windsurfer
Web Dev
Kingston Tam (Symbolic Systems '13)
First experience with Social-E: I first heard about entrepreneurship through ventures like CarrotMob which sounded like such cool win-win-win ideas. There's something pretty cool about everyone winning :)
Something random: I was an international student for high school in England and am now a local student living in Palo Alto.
