Ricardo Razon is a rising senior at Harvard University. A native of Morrisville, North Carolina, he is majoring in computer science with a minor in education studies.

On campus, he has served as the president, vice president, and now senior representative for the Harvard College Generational African American Students Association—one of the first undergraduate organizations for descendants of enslaved Africans in America. Ricardo is also a student advisor for the university’s Student Accessibility Advisory Group, where he collaborates with fellow students and administrators to address the accessibility needs of his peers.

He works as the Senior Coordinator for the Undergraduate Admissions Council as well, assisting the admissions office with prospective and admitted student engagement. Having interned at Mastercard and now Chime as a software engineer, Ricardo hopes to pursue a career in creating technology solutions that address the inequities of our society.