Kalissa Greene

Kalissa Greene is a senior from Alpharetta, Georgia, double majoring in Data Science and Political Science with a Notation in Science Communication. With a passion for the intersection of technology and law, she focuses on AI ethics and data privacy, striving to shape the future of technology policy. While working with Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, Kalissa gained insight into the societal impact of emerging technologies and the need for ethical regulation, inspiring her commitment to public service. Throughout her time at Stanford, she has been a dedicated journalist. She worked with Stanford Magazine from freshman to junior year, publishing an engineering series featuring young alumni and interviewing former Stanford President Saller. Kalissa is now an editor for the Stanford Science, Technology, and Society Journal and the Stanford Technology Law Review, and she looks forward to starting law school in Fall 2025 to deepen her work in technology law.