The sunlit amphitheater at Columbia Business School on Manhattan’s Upper West Side was filled with seventy-five young women who had been selected for the inaugural cohort of the Harper-Mercer Fellowship in Quantitative Ethics and Financial Stewardship. Representing twenty-four universities across eight countries, these young scholars were economists, computer scientists, and legal analysts from working-class and underrepresented backgrounds. Each fellow had been awarded a full two-year tuition fellowship, a living stipend,…
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