Elias Aceves is currently an undergraduate at Stanford, hoping to double major in Economics and Mathematics. Poverty, disparity, and development studies have always been at the forefront of his mind. He is interested in addressing such issues, along with incorporating methodologies which are not common in economics.
Featured lab member
Featured project
This project examines the genre of the “statement of solidarity,” a prose form that has become increasingly widespread in recent months in the wake of anti-black police violence. Using basic text mining and natural language processing techniques to draw out overarching linguistic patterns, it considers the formal and rhetorical tropes of “solidarity” to better understand how the use of specific rhetorical structures and locutions correlate with public perception.
Audrey Mitchell
HRI Fellow
Audrey Mitchell is an undergraduate sophomore double-majoring in Political Science and Management Science & Engineering, with a minor in Theatre and Performance Studies. Her interests include Shakespeare textual and performance adaptation, human rights law and international tribunals, and creating change through the intersection of arts and justice.