Natasha is a junior in Currier House concentrating in Classical Languages and Linguistics at Harvard. Outside of Intellectual Vitality, she’s very involved in the Classics community: she’s spent summers at an archaeological project outside of Rome, and will be a 2025-2026 Co-President of Harvard’s Classics Club. She also enjoys playing intramural volleyball for Currier House and helping to run First-Year Intramurals as an assistant director of the program.
Most important to her are her relationships with others. Some of the most meaningful relationships she has are with those who have very different backgrounds from hers, and she’s excited by Intellectual Vitality’s mission to facilitate relationships like these. She feels that IV’s mission for opening up our minds to each other in this time of political polarity is more important than ever. Natasha is enthusiastic to be a part of the committee, ensuring that Harvard is a place for respectful dialogue, which she truly believes would be the best environment for Harvard as an academic institution and community. Her love of photography and writing has motivated her to contribute to IV team as a communications intern. Along with a team of two others, she has been and will continue to curate and publish IV’s undergraduate newsletter, The IV Bulletin.