FELLOWS & STAFF
H KS S T U D E N T L E A D E R S
Mehek Sethi
Martina Müller
Lucien Charland
Mehek Sethi is research assistant and
Martina Müller is a Brazilian-German
Lucien Charland is a Master’s in Public
student organizer at the Arctic Initiative.
environmental policymaker. For the
Policy candidate at the Harvard Kennedy
She is a Master’s in Public Policy student
past two and a half years, she worked as
School of Government. At HKS, Charland
concentrating in International Affairs
International and Technical Advisor to the
serves as a student government representa-
and International Trade. Mehek is
Secretary for Environment of the State of
tive and as a research assistant at Harvard
a U.S. State Department Fellow; she
São Paulo, Brazil. Previously, Ms. Müller
Belfer Center’s Arctic Initiative. This
previously served in the Economic
was a consultant at the United Nations
summer Charland worked as a consultant
Bureau in Washington D.C. and at the
Secretariat in New York, supporting civil
for the U.S. National Park Service Business
U.S. Embassy in Buenos Aires. She was
society in high-level negotiations on sus-
Management Group. Before coming to
part of the Arctic Innovators Cohort
tainable development. Ms. Müller holds a
the Kennedy School, Charland launched
of 2017 who participated in the Arctic
Law Degree from University of São Paulo;
a sustainable agriculture company on the
Circle Conference in Reykjavik.
having founded the school’s environmen-
Caribbean island of St. Kitts. His goal
tal law clinic. Currently, she is a Master in
there was to reimagine farming in small
Public Policy student and a Louis Bacon
island developing states in order to address
Environmental Leadership Fellow.
food security, unemployment, and climate change risk. Previously, Charland interned in the political and executive offices of the US Embassy in Madrid and helped draft the 2014 Trafficking in Persons report. Charland is originally from the Chicago area and has dual Bachelor’s degrees in Economics and International Relations from the University of Central Florida.
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