An unexamined life is not worth living, and the three axes that triangulate and direct Victoria's are impact, knowledge, and empathy.
Victoria is studing Economics and Computer Science at Stanford, and she is passionate about education, social entrepreneurship, emerging markets, and public interest technology.
Upon coming to Stanford from Chengdu, China, she has explored both public and private sectors. From serving as a research analyst in European Policy Institute in Skopje, North Macedonia on economic policy, to as a BD China Associate for a non-profit promoting education and design thinking, she has become increasingly interested in technology and the private sector. Victoria has been working on and leading projects in Stanford Consulting for the past two years, which took her to her last summer internship at Gusto, a unicorn SF-based startup, as corporate development intern working on product and partnership strategy. Most recently, she enjoys learning to build this website, learning algorithms and applying it to market design problems, and reading philosophy.
She is actively looking for opportunitis in strategy, venture capital, data analytics, and startups. She is always ready to get her hands dirty and solve challenging problems that lays her way.
Courses: Data structures and algorithms(CS106A/B, CS161), set theory and group theory (CS103), real analysis (Math 115), probability theory (CS109), social computing (CS278), computer systems (CS107), Natural Language Processing (CS 124)
Courses: Market Design, Economics of Education, Developmental Economics, Behavioral Economic, Econometrics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics (ECON 52, ECON 210)
44/45 (top 1% worldwide), SAT I: 2310, self-taught 4 SAT IIs and 5 APs (all 5s)
Along with Shao-Fang Wang, we investigated the results from the 2019 Association of American Universities (AAU) survey on sexual assault and misconduct to better understand the views and experiences of Stanford students compared to those at three other universities (Harvard, MIT and Ohio State University).
The example of Macedonia points to an important yet century-old wrestling, in which parties measure themselves against the “other,” drawing lines where the “self” ends and the “other” begins.
A reflection on cultural expectations around gender in China. I wrote this when I was 17.
也许正是因为这几年四处漂泊、经历了四海都不是家的感觉后，觉得语言才是为数不多还可以守护的东西。
"'欧洲人'和'巴尔干人'没有什么本质上的二元对立，就像欧亚大陆的分界线只是多年来的人为习惯和观念而创造出来的一样：它只是历史的巧合和权利、利益的争端下的聚合物，这之中也许掉血最多的受害者反而四面楚歌。"
在年满20岁之际，对自己的人生做了一次回想和总结。
亚裔狂热是许多限制、歧视或偏见的一角，而那些制约都是不正当的。没有哪一种偏见比其他偏见更不正当，因为这些都是限制我们作为人类获取幸福，获得与享受平等待遇的阻路石。
在UWC（世界联合书院）年度性别论坛参与后感受。通过分享个人故事的方式，不为反驳普遍观点，而是为可能被错误、偏狭地描绘的故事带来一些不同的但同样重要的阐释。
什么是女权主义？为什么它和千万女性、男性、其他性别分类的人类种群整体是息息相关的？为什么我们现在需要去解读它背后的深层社会问题并着手从不同的角度和细节做出力所能及的改变？