Hello! I’m Eunice Chae, and I’m a junior in Dunster House (yay Meese!) concentrating in Government with a secondary in Computer Science. I’m thrilled to be working as a Peer Concentration Counselor for the Gov department this year and to be a resource for whatever questions you might have, from declaring your concentration to choosing courses for upcoming semesters.
A little about me: I’m from the sunny, sandy deserts of Southern California, but one of my favorite things to do at Harvard is take a winter night stroll right along the Charles River or in the Yard. I very much enjoy learning about political theory, comparative politics, and policy; a few of my favorite classes I’ve taken in the department happen to be GOV 1026: The Political Science of American Democracy with Professor Mansfield and GOV 1759: Behavioral Insights and Public Policy: Nudging for Good with Professor Hiscox.
Outside of coursework, I’m an editor for the News and Arts boards of The Crimson, a director of the HMUN/HNMUN programs in the IRC, and an enjoyer of reading, watching old film, and listening to the soothing 60s sounds of the Bee Gees while writing an array of things. Feel free to reach out any time with questions or just to chat about Gov in general – and, if you have any book or film recommendations, send them my way!