Scholar Profile

Ramsay Goyal

Biography

Ramsay Goyal, a graduate of Yale University with a B.A. in Urban Studies, Summa Cum Laude, and a Certificate in Education Studies, was a recipient of the John C. Schroder Award, Roosevelt L. Thompson Prize, and Head of College Community Leadership Award at graduation. At Yale, Ramsay served as the Director of Business for Yale Model Congress, student council president for Morse College, and volunteered as a tax preparer for Yale VITA and as a mentor for high school students in service programs New Haven REACH and Beyond the Pond. On campus, he worked as a Recruitment Coordinator in the Yale Admissions Office, as the Chief Aide for Morse College, and as a First-Year Counselor. A lifetime Los Angeles resident, Ramsay serves as president of the Olympic Park Neighborhood Council, where also he chairs the transportation and road safety committee. He has completed internships for U.S. Congressman Jimmy Gomez (CA-34) and Metro Los Angeles and currently works as a transportation planning analyst for civil engineering consulting firm Kimley-Horn.

High school:  Loyola High School of Los Angeles

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