Jasmine Guraya is currently double majoring in Psychology and International Economics & Migration at UC Berkeley and anticipates graduating in Fall 2017. She has a wide array of interests and is intrigued by how and why people reason the way they do, how the human brain functions, and ponders on the role of international events and economic labor theories on migration. Her customized double major allows her to account for the social, economic, health, and political factors contributing to international migration and successful resettlement. Coming from a family of refugees and immigrants, her coursework and research focuses on South Asian groups. As a summer fellow, she will be partaking in the Just Public Finance program in comparative economic research focusing on debt restructuring policy for Detroit and Puerto Rico.
