Christine Botvinnik is a student in the Rutgers Honors College, majoring in Finance and Economics and minoring in Political Science. She is currently a member of the Rutgers University Mock Trial Association, where she serves on the executive board, was a Team Captain, and now competes on the A Team. Additionally, Christine is the Vice Chair of the RUSA Allocations Board and a Peer Instructor in the Aresty Research Center. Through Aresty, she had also served as a Research Assistant to Professor Mark Killingsworth in the Economics Department, statistically analyzing factors that go into the pay of public university presidents. This summer, Christine worked at S&P Global in the Content Acquisition group, analyzing market data contracts and putting together budgets for the various divisions at the company. A member of the Road to Wall Street program, she hopes to pursue a career in the financial services industry or attend law school following graduation. She is excited to join the other Lloyd C. Gardner Fellows in learning about and debating global issues.
2017-2018 Fellows
Christine Botvinnik
- Research Topic: Effect of the Catalan Secession from Spain on Equity Markets