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Jasmine Ren ’26

Jasmine Ren ’26
Jasmine Ren ’26

Food Systems & Global Change Research Assistant

  • Project: Wild Futures
  • Major: Applied Economics and Management
  • Graduation year: 2026
  • Contact Jasmine at jr2293 [at] cornell.edu (jr2293[at]cornell[dot]edu)

About

Jasmine is a freshman studying Applied Economics and Management with concentrations in finance and food industry management. Her main initiatives have been around addressing food insecurity: she started a non-profit focused on meal distributions in underserved communities and implemented a food security learning curriculum for over 38 elementary schools. This winter, Jasmine interned at a non-profit that does three course meals for those in need. All these experiences combined has deepened her interest in the world's food systems. She is now a research assistant on the Wild Futures Project! 

On her free time, she enjoys snowboarding, journaling and going on food review adventures,