Brandon Kwon

Brandon Kwon studied Molecular and Cellular Biology at Harvard College, with a

secondary in Global Health and Health Policy. At Harvard, he served as President of the Harvard College Undergraduate Research Association, where he led interdisciplinary research conferences and advocated for student researchers. His academic work includes peer-reviewed publications in cardiovascular research at Boston Children’s Hospital and immunology research at Massachusetts General Hospital. His senior thesis on immunotolerance in kidney allografts was also awarded the Lawrence J. Henderson Prize by Harvard’s Board of Biochemical Sciences for outstanding achievement. After graduation, Brandon was selected as a Fulbright Fellow to conduct health policy research at Seoul National University in South Korea. In collaboration with the National Cancer Center, he investigated the relationship between dietary patterns and gastrointestinal cancer risk. He now serves as a U.S. Ambassador for the Fulbright Program, continuing to advance international collaboration and cultural exchange.