Despite teaching in a professional program, I’ve had the chance to mentor some graduate students, including:
- Shazeda Ahmed, Berkeley PhD
- Zehra Betul Ayranci, Berkeley PhD, Fox Sports
- James Carney, Joanne Jia, Archana Kulkarni, Cameron Lopez, PrivacyBot Capstone Project (Information)
- Ella Corren, JSP
- Amit Elazari Bar On, head of global cybersecurity, Intel
- Gal Forer, JSD
- Kevin Frazier, USD Law
- Alexi Pfeffer-Gillett, UMD Law
- Grace Gordon, Master of Development Practice
- Arianne Jimenez, Privacy and Public Policy Manager Facebook APAC
- Aniket Kesari, Yale/Berkeley JD/PhD, Fordham Law
- Irene Kamara, Standardising data protection: a European perspective in an interconnected world, Tilburg University (Netherlands)
- Sam Kumkar, EECS
- Morgan Livingston, ISF
- Sylvia Lu, Law
- Rachna Mandalam, ISF
- Nicole van der Meulen, EC3
- Andrew Reddie, UC Berkeley
- Nikita Samarin, EECS
- Ankeet Shankar, Capstone Project (Information)
- Bart van der Sloot, Tilburg University
- Ashkan Soltani, privacy/security researcher
- Eric Winkofsky, JSD
In addition to these students, with Dean Shankar Sastry, I was Co-PI of a program (TRUST SITE REU) with a goal to increase diversity in graduate STEM programs. We hosted scores of undergraduates at Cal, and in some cases, I published papers with these students, including Mika Ayenson (Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory), Shannon Canty, Quentin Mayo, and Lauren Thomas.