Eva Lestant is a PhD student at Stanford University specializing in development economics with a focus on the growth of small firms in urban areas. Before Stanford, she was a pre-doctoral fellow at SIEPR, collecting panel data in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire, and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. She also conducted research at the CREST Center in Paris on the long-term effects of a national apprenticeship program in Côte d’Ivoire. Eva has teaching and mentoring experience, including a Stanford undergraduate development course TA role and mentoring a predoctoral fellow at the King Center, Stanford. She has also tutored students in Finance, Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.

Yifan Hu is a graduate student in Computer Science at Harvard University specializing in Artificial Intelligence applications for Healthcare. She has led and contributed to several interdisciplinary research projects and gained industry experience through roles at various technology companies. Yifan has three years of experience as a teaching assistant and has provided individual tutoring for AP classes for half a year. She is available for 1 to 5 hours per week with flexible scheduling and prefers communication via email.

Benjamin Yang is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Columbia University, advised by Professor Steven Feiner in the Computer Graphics and User Interfaces Lab. His research explores immersive 3D user interfaces at the intersection of XR, human-computer interaction, and machine learning. Ben has contributed to real-world systems in defense, robotics, and scientific visualization, including projects funded by DARPA and the NSF. He has also held technical roles at Amazon Alexa AI, AWS CodeGuru, and Datadog. With a multidisciplinary foundation and strong mentorship experience, Ben brings both research depth and practical insight to his work.