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Arthur Fukuda Lam

Arthur Fukuda Lam (’20, Business Administration/Environmental Economics & Policy) was most recently a private equity associate at Cornell Capital, a global buyout fund, where he focused on cross-border investment opportunities across Asia and North America. Previously, he worked at Bank of America’s Global Mergers & Acquisitions team advising several international renewable energy, utilities, and oil and gas transactions. Through the Schwarzman Scholars Program, Arthur, who is from Japan, hopes to learn from China’s leadership in energy transition and understand local perspectives around climate investment.

Humanity in Action

Next deadline: March 16, 2025 (application now open!) Humanity in Action Summer Fellows spend 2–4 weeks with about 25 peers from around the world emerging themselves in topics of social justice, democracy, and human rights. The program – offered this year (to U.S. based applicants) in Berlin (July 7–22) or Copenhagen (August 8–28*) – provides a country- and context-specific curriculum that examines historical and contemporary challenges to human rights, pluralism and equality. The topics are illuminated by a wide range of experts, workshops, site visits, Fellow presentations and discussions. After

Clara Hung

Clara Hung (’25, Computer Science & Physics) is interested in combining optics and machine learning algorithms to engineer next-generation computational cameras. As an undergraduate researcher at UC Berkeley’s Computational Imaging Lab, she is developing a dataset acquisition system for lensless imagers to enable budding research at the intersection of imaging, machine learning, and information theory. Fascinated by how images tell human stories and push scientific discoveries, she wants to continue developing computational imaging systems that allow us to see more with less. She aims to pursue a PhD and, in