Behruz Mahmudov

Behruz Mahmudov

Harvard Class of 2026 | 30 youths in 30 years | Director of International Relations @ The World Pre-Health Conference

Role
Poet Activist at Teens Take Charge
Location
New York, NY, US
LinkedIn followers
500 followers

About Behruz Mahmudov

Hello! I am a sophomore at Harvard College doing a Joint Concentration in Chemistry and Human Developmental & Regenerative Biology. I was born in Uzbekistan and came to New York City exactly 10 years ago with my family. I often travel between those two cities which juxtapose the views of medicine and policy that grew my interest in doing a secondary degree in Global Health & Health Policy. I hope to combine my interests in medicine and poetry to communicate science, creatively.

Experience

  1. Poet Activist

    Teens Take Charge

    Oct 2019 — Present · New York, NY, US

    Brought back Summer Youth Employment Program (SYEP) jobs for teens in NYC- Introduced a Bill to repeal Hecht Calandra- Successfully organized a movement to phase out NYC’s Gifted and Talented Program- Staged a Sit-In at City Hall to Protest ‘Segregation Crisis’ at Public High Schools- Assisted in organizing movements in BLM, AAPI, Education and Arts.

Education

  • Forest Hills High School

    High School Diploma, Carl Sagan Research and Chemistry Program

    2018 — 2022

  • LaGuardia Community College

    Associate of Arts - AA, Social and Philosophical Foundations of Education

    2019 — 2022

  • Harvard University

    Bachelor of Arts - BA, Chemistry and Human Developmental & Regenerative Biology

    2022 — 2026

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