Andrew Levy ’29

Andrew Levy is a second-year in Kirkland House from Bedford, NY. He is planning to concentrate in History and Science on a pre-med path, a career aspiration motivated in part by ongoing service as a firefighter and EMT in his hometown. On campus, Andrew is the Service Officer for CrimsonEMS, a First-Year Outdoor Program leader, a Peer Advising Fellow, an LS50 course assistant, and a Harvard Outing Club leader. He also participates in research. Currently, he is exploring a novel microfluidic technology to diagnose Long COVID. He also assists a project to assess cardiovascular disease risk for first responders.

Andrew is passionate about the IVSAB’s goal to foster constructive civil discourse on campus as he believes this is the best way to foster impactful connections within a community. Andrew also values the idea that beliefs can change when confronted with new counterarguments. He is particularly interested in the overlap between such discourse and scientific disciplines, exploring the implications of new and existing technologies.