Bryan Steven Monge Serrano
Senior Fellow - Campus Connection @Mccoy Family Center For Ethics In Society Stanford
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WORK HISTORY
Senior Fellow - Campus Connection @Mccoy Family Center For Ethics In Society Stanford
Stanford, CA, US
Served as a community connection senior fellow to research the way free speech functions on Stanford campus and to help recommend solutions to free speech and academic freedom concerns on campus while also working on how to scale the program and integrate it to the rest of campus, such as a launching a new pre-frosh civil dialogue program Worked to lead discussions around civil dialogue as well as creating the curriculum for the program and leading the first civil dialogue development conference for the 20••••25 fellow class with the current senior fellows
EDUCATION
Stanford University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Data Science
Schwarzman Scholars
Master's degree, Global Affairs
Stuyvesant High School
High School Diploma, Computer Science
Tsinghua University
Master's degree, Global Affairs
Sichuan Normal University
Gap Year, Chinese Language and Literature
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong BOSP - International Asian Studies Programme, East Asian Studies
ABOUT BRYAN STEVEN MONGE SERRANO
I am a senior at Stanford majoring in Data Science (Mathematical and Computation subplan) with a minor in Chinese Studies. At Stanford, I have worked on research, both independently and in a lab setting, helped with community oriented organization, worked on marketing and outreach initiatives, and am a part of several spaces on campus. Academically, I am focused on studying statistics and programming alongside machine learning and AI with the hope of understanding how to apply this knowledge in a real-world context, such as the study the causal relationships between race and ethnicity and democratic participation. Currently, I have worked on projects in C, C++, Java, Python, Pandas, R, ArcGIS, and am eager to learn more. Prior to Stanford, I engaged in community work regarding gentrification and tenants rights in Flushing, my hometown, with the Minkwon Community Center, learned photography with the Bronx Documentary Center, and learned Mandarin Chinese as a student with the US State Department\'s National Security Language Initiative for Youth Academic Year program. In high school, I worked on mainly on addressing education disparities through tutoring for the admissions exam to specialized high schools and community building through work in affinity spaces.
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