Taylor Quinn is an undergraduate student studying cybersecurity and human rights at Purdue University. He is the lab manager of Purdue’s Tech Justice Lab, where he helps facilitate programming that empowers students to evaluate the social and ethical implications of technology. He is the cofounder and president of Students for Tech Justice at Purdue, which creates space for students to critically examine how the use of technology impacts the world at large, advocate against oppressive tech, and envision alternate futures. Quinn’s research interests are in privacy, surveillance, and society, which he hopes to study in graduate school after completing undergrad.