Founder and President
Harvard University

Ryan Jung is the founder and President of Students for Philosophical Inquiry. A junior at Harvard studying Social Studies, Philosophy, and Educational Studies, his academic interests include political theory, American pragmatism, and philosophy of education. In addition to his work with SPI, he serves as the Chair of the Philosophy Learning and Teaching Organization's Graduate & Undergraduate Consortium.

Vice President
College of Idaho

Nathan Badger is the Vice President of Students for Philosophical Inquiry and a junior at The College of Idaho, where he studies History and Mathematics. His academic interests center on environmental history, particularly how land ethics influence legal and social systems. Nathan also serves as director of the Placer Institute, a student-run thinktank devoted to place-based climate solutions.

Director of Policy
University of Virginia

Seamus Oliver is the Director of Policy of Students for Philosophical Inquiry and a third year at the University of Virginia, where he studies Mathematics and Political Philosophy, Policy, and Law. He is interested in all things judicial politics and has recently studied how certain case assignment procedures create opportunities for judge-shopping. In addition to his work with SPI, he serves as a Representative on UVA's Honor Committee.

Co-Director of Partnerships
University of Alabama

Charles Jasso is the Co-Director of Partnerships at SPI and a Junior at The University of Alabama where he studies Philsophy and Economics. His academic interests center around the intersection of law and economic policy. He also serves as a board chairman in the Dave Jasso Foundation for lung cancer research. He is a pilot-select for the Air Force through UA's ROTC program.

Co-Director of Partnerships
Florida State University

Max Harden is the Co-Director of Partnerships for Students for Philosophical Inquiry and a third year student at Florida State University where he studies economics and philosophy. Outside of SPI he is a researcher at the DeVoe Moore Center, a think tank specializing in Floridian urban and regional planning as well as President of the Symposium, FSU's Philosophy Club.