Caroline Witten
About Caroline Witten
Caroline Witten is a Research Associate at Harvard Business School, where she has contributed to policy research and development since 2021. She has held various roles in educational and legal organizations, including internships and fellowships focused on youth and community development.
Current Role at Harvard Business School
Caroline Witten serves as a Research Associate at Harvard Business School since 2021. In this role, she has contributed to significant research initiatives, including the development of Amicus Briefs for specific Supreme Court cases. Her responsibilities also include creating a comprehensive policy log that categorizes and summarizes over 200 policies relevant to the institution.
Previous Experience at ABA Center on Children and the Law
Caroline Witten interned at the ABA Center on Children and the Law as a Commission on Youth at Risk Intern in 2020. This internship lasted for three months and took place in the Washington DC-Baltimore area. During her time there, she focused on policies affecting children and families.
Leadership Role at Wellesley College
At Wellesley College, Caroline Witten held the position of House President from 2020 to 2021. This role involved leadership responsibilities within the college community for a duration of ten months, contributing to student governance and engagement.
Educational Background in Economics and Peace Studies
Caroline Witten earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Peace and Justice Studies from Wellesley College, studying from 2017 to 2021. Her academic focus provided her with a strong foundation in economic principles and social justice issues.
Teaching Fellowship at Breakthrough Collaborative
In 2018, Caroline Witten worked as a Teaching Fellow at Breakthrough Collaborative for two months in the Houston, Texas area. This role involved educational responsibilities aimed at supporting students in their academic pursuits.