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June Park is listed as Project 26 PA | Incoming J.D. Candidate at Harvard Law School '28 at Project 26 Pennsylvania, based in Greater Philadelphia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at harvard.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for June Park.
June Park previously worked as Regional Organizing Director at Project 26 Pennsylvania and BLISS Research Fellow for Professor Theda Skocpol (Department of Government) at Harvard University. June Park holds Bachelor'S Degree, Government from Harvard University.
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June graduated Magna Cum Laude Highest Honors in Government and a language citation in Japanese from Harvard College in 2024. Her 105-page senior thesis explored the effects of high school voter registration drives on high school voter registration and turnout rates as a way to increase overall youth voter engagement and decrease the voter turnout gap between college-enrolled and non-college-enrolled youth. At Harvard, she was involved with Harvard Votes Challenge, Harvard Model Congress Asia, Harvard Public Opinion Project, the Crimson Arts, and the Harvard Visitor Center. In 2022, she was the Co-Chair of the Harvard Votes Challenge and oversaw the university's voter outreach program for the 2022 midterm elections. In 2023, she was elected President of Harvard Model Congress Asia and oversaw the 20th annual conference held at Seoul National University (Seoul, South Korea) in January 2024. She also conducted research with Professors Theda Skocpol, Ryan Enos, Joshua Kertzer, and Taeku Lee.Following graduation, June served as the Regional Organizing Director of the collar counties of Philadelphia for Project 26 Pennsylvania to oversee get-out-the-vote and voter registration efforts of college students in Pennsylvania for the 2024 election. She will then matriculate at Harvard Law School in fall 2025 to continue studying voting and civil rights.
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Regional Organizing Director for the Collar Counties of Philadelphia, including West Chester University, Villanova University, Lincoln University, Ursinus College, Delaware Valley University, & Bucks County Community College
"Democratic and Republican State Party Chairs from 1980-Present" ProjectWalters, Kirsten, Ben TerMaat, June Park and Theda Skocpol. 2022. Party Organizations in a Polarizing Era: New Research on U.S. State Party Chairs, 1980-2022. Montreal, QC:
Historical tour guide- Researched and helped write the script for the Black History Tour of Harvard that is projected to be available to the public in 2022- Conducting free weekly tours, both virtual and in-person, about Harvard’s history to the public
"Do Neighborhood Boundaries Overlap with Census Tracts?" Project
"Democratic Exclusion: Explaining Nativist Backlash to Migration" Project
https://www.thecrimson.com/writer/1216695/June_K._Park/
Led the organizing and executing of a three-day conference of 500 students and 100 faculty members from 10 different countries in the Asia-Pacific region at Seoul National University (Seoul, South Korea) for the 20th annual Harvard Model Congress Asia conference
Helped organize a three-day conference of 400 students and 50 faculty members from 10 different countries in the Asia-Pacific region at Ewha Womans University (Seoul, South Korea) for the 19th annual Harvard Model Congress Asia conference
Representative Mary Gay Scanlon (PA-05)'s Washington D.C. Office
- Helped more than 6,900 Harvard students register to vote and vote for the 2022 midterm elections- Managed more than 150 HVC general members on 7 different teams to conduct voter outreach- Developed and used Votable, which is the first campus-focused, peer-to-peer relational organizing tool- Created and used the Pledge to Vote, which is an all-in-one form that walks students through the entire voting process from registering to vote to submitting an absentee ballot or casting an in-person ballot
- Implemented relational organizing and grassroots efforts to reach 100% voter engagement for the +6,000 Harvard students in 2021 primaries and elections- Managed 5 Organizing Fellows and more than 20 Organizers to conduct door-knocking and text-banking to get out the vote
- Managed a team of 10 volunteers and a list of almost 600 Harvard students to help through the entire voting process (registering to vote, making a voting plan, then voting by mail or in-person) for the 2020 election- Helped Harvard reach 71% voter turnout in the 2020 election, which was a 10-percentage increase from the 61% voter turnout in the 2016 election
"Advisers and Aggregation in Foreign Policy Decision-Making" ProjectAcknowledged in Jost, Tyler, Joshua D. Kertzer, Eric Min and Robert Schub. 2023. Advisers and Aggregation in Foreign Policy Decision-Making. https://www.vanderbilt.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2023/04/Kertzer-Advisers.pdf
- Conducted research on prospective high-dollar donors for Fetterman and then helped secure contributions with personal follow-up calls- Helped organize in-person and online fundraisers and wrote Fetterman’s event memos
- Assisted in the creation of USOW’s Claim Your Credit campaign, which focused on reaching out to and helping 300,000 young mothers of color receive their Child Tax Credit (CTC)- Gathered complex information about the CTC into a simple and accessible CTC page on USOW’s website with FAQs: usow.org/ctc- Provided daily support and answering all CTC-related questions, including eligibility and IRS portal, that came through USOW’s CTC community phone number- Organized CTC text-banks to reach out to young mothers of color to answer any questions and spread updates and information about the CTC- Conducted extensive research for the “Every Issue is a Gender Issue” campaign, including for the Student Loan Debt Campaign and Reproductive Justice Hub
Activities and Societies: Phi Beta Kappa Society, 2024 Rhodes Scholarship Finalist, Eric Firth Prize, Charles Joseph Bonaparte Prize, John.
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June Park works for Project 26 Pennsylvania.
June Park is listed as Project 26 PA | Incoming J.D. Candidate at Harvard Law School '28 at Project 26 Pennsylvania.
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June Park is based in Greater Philadelphia, United States while working with Project 26 Pennsylvania.
June Park has worked for Project 26 Pennsylvania, Harvard University, The Harvard Crimson, Harvard Model Congress Asia, and U.S. House Of Representatives.
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June Park holds Bachelor'S Degree, Government from Harvard University.
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