Jackie Chen, Portfolio

Huntsman Student at UPenn | '28

Selected Works

Currently:

Financial Times, Contributor/Contractor
HeadStart Fellowship, VP of Growth
ExPop, Content Lead
StandOut Connect (Lead Generator)
Crimson Eduction, Ambassador
Anthropic Claude, Student Ambassador

Business authors struggle to win recognition for workDespite being fixtures of student reading lists, writers and their insights are often undervalued by universities

The Guru Who Says He Can Get Your 11-Year-Old Into HarvardJamie Beaton’s Crimson Education offers a pricey, yearslong boot camp preparing kids to apply to the Ivy League. Parents, and Wall Street, are on board.

HeadStart Fellowship | Commuity

International Youth Organisation - AscendanceAscendance is a global youth organization that has impacted 55,000+ students across 26 countries. We enable students to discover their passion, gain real-world experiences through experiential learning and start building sustainable careers. To date, we have worked with students from 1,800+ schools and educational institutions with the assistance and support of over 700+ teachers.

Copy Chief / Features Copy Editorthhsclassic.com/staff_name/jackie-chen/

Managing Editorcritic.thhsclassic.com/staff_name/jackie-chen/

Senior Producer of Operation Tomatometer

Live Stream Member of The Classic TV

The Classic TVIndependent student newspaper of Townsend Harris High School. The Classic is an open forum for the expression of student views. The opinions expressed therein should not be taken to represent those of the administration or faculty, or of the student body as a whole.

Previous Articles

Brain-to-Brain Interfaces (BBI): Mind Meld in real lifeScience fiction has often foretold reimagined societies with the impact of scientific advancements. BBI is making mind meld a reality.

'Deeply devastating': Students denounce Supreme Court affirmative action banStanford students voiced disappointment and concerns after Supreme Court strikes down affirmative action. Many diverse student groups denounced the ruling, worrying it could decrease minority representation and feelings of belonging on campus.

Currently In Progress:

Fighting food security.

Reach me at: cjackie@wharton.upenn.edu

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