Sari Saint-Hilaire, Ed.M

Sari Saint-Hilaire, Ed.M, is a graduate of the Harvard Graduate School of Education, Class of 2023. She earned her master’s in Education Policy and Analysis with a concentration in Higher Education. During her time at Harvard, she was an active member of the Black Student Union and worked at Harvard College as a Graduate Assistant in the Dean of Students Office in Student Engagement. She also served as co-chair of the Alumni of Color Conference at HGSE. She attended the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Class of 2022, where she earned her bachelor’s in psychology on the neuroscience track, along with a certificate in Social Welfare and Social Work.

Sari has a special interest in first-generation and low-income student success in college. Growing up in Haiti gave her a unique perspective on access to education. She aims to create a centralized space where Harvard Black current students and alumni across the diaspora can stay connected and support one another. When she is not working, Sari can be found reading too many books, listening to and playing music, and writing.