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Tianyi (Joyce) C.

Stanford Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis

Tianyi (Joyce) Chen is a talented young professional with a diverse educational background, having studied economics and art practice at Stanford University, as well as participating in pre-college programs in humanities and religious studies at Brown University and classical mythology at Wellesley College. Joyce has held numerous internships and fellowships, including at Empoder Latinas Code, Stanford Law School's Law & Policy Lab, and Hass Center's Cardinal Quarter program. She has also been involved in various student organizations, such as serving as a student representative for the undergraduate housing advisory committee and the writing & rhetoric governance board at Stanford University. With excellent communication and research skills, Joyce is interested in pursuing a career in law, management consulting or investment banking.

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Jul 27 · linkedin

I am thrilled to share that I have recently graduated from Stanford University with distinction and the Award of Excellence, earning a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Digital Humanities.

My journey at Stanford has been incredibly enriching, with opportunities to explore courses at the intersection of policy, culture, and social development. I had the privilege of participating in impactful research projects and internships at Stanford Law School, the Center for Spatial and Textual Analysis, and the Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies. As a passionate advocate for cross-cultural interaction and social affairs, I served as the editor of the Stanford Technology Law Review and became a Harvard Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Fellow.

I am excited to continue this journey as a Business Analyst at McKinsey, leveraging my experiences and skills to drive positive change. The future is full of possibilities, and I look forward to the opportunities ahead.

Oct 17 · linkedin

I feel more than excited to share that I founded the Stanford Inuit Cultural Association, a school-approved Voluntary Student Organization.

We are committed to providing Inuit students, culture enthusiasts and all those are interested in supporting Inuit culture with a harmonious space to learn and grow. Through education on Inuit culture, practices, language and traditional arts, we aim to foster a community that celebrates diversity and encourages discussion.

 This organization is open to all Stanford students regardless of origin, religion, gender, social background, age, and so on.

Join us in building a more inclusive and vibrant extracurricular experience!

#culture #inuit #indigenous

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Stanford, California, United States