2024 Summer Interns
Instructor Interns
Tyler Murphy
University of Southern California (May 2027)
Major: Business Administration
As a rising sophomore business student at the University of Southern California, I’m excited to apply what I have learned in the classroom to help students improve their personal finance literacy. I have been interested in finance since I was young, and it has grown into something I’m passionate about. I love to learn new information about stocks and investing and hope to use this in my future career. I can’t wait to fuse my passions in personal finance and service to help others get a head start on financial freedom this summer!
Mason Wang
Emory University (May 2025)
Major: Applied Mathematics, Economics & Computer Science
I am a rising senior at Emory University, majoring in applied mathematics, economics and computer science. I developed a lot of interest in economics and finance since I was in primary school, when my father who works as a banker introduced me to various market structures and investing techniques. I hope I can help more people to become interested in economics and finance at Wealthy Habits and share the joy of learning.
Will Fligg
University of Notre Dame (May 2027)
Major: Finance
I am a rising sophomore at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana, majoring in finance with a minor in real estate. My favorite sport is soccer, and I have played soccer for the past fourteen years. I also enjoy teaching and have tutored everyone from classmates to children in the local South Bend community. I am excited to start my journey at Wealthy Habits to teach financial literacy, which is one of the most important skills to learn. I’m looking forward to this summer!
Will Federer
University of Georgia (May 2027)
Major: Finance
As a rising sophomore at the University of Georgia majoring in Finance with a minor in German, I’m eager to contribute to shaping the financial knowledge of students this summer. Recognizing the crucial role of financial literacy, I’m committed to empowering others with these essential skills from a young age. Beyond finance, my passions are in sports and music. I have played both the violin and drums for many years.
Maya Rajesh
University of Chicago (June 2027)
Major: Computer Science and Business Economics
I am a rising sophomore at the University of Chicago majoring in Computer Science and Business Economics. I’ve always had a passion for learning how financial markets operate and what role an individual plays in the economy. I value the importance of learning financial literacy at a young age especially because I think being exposed to these skills early on creates awareness for the real world, which makes individuals feel confident and prepared for their future. At Wealthy Habits, I am excited to further my passion for economics and not only help students grow their financial literacy knowledge, but grow my own financial awareness as well. I can’t wait to collaborate with others to create a fun learning experience for students that prepares them for financial success.
Carson Dubay
University of Notre Dame (May 2027)
Major: Finance and Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics
I am a rising sophomore at the University of Notre Dame double majoring in Finance and Applied and Computational Mathematics and Statistics (ACMS). My parents are both accountants, so they have always taught me basic financial literacy. I tutored math and biology in high school, and am currently a tutor for DePaul Academy, a school in South Bend, Indiana, for students with a history of juvenile delinquency. I believe that teaching younger generations about financial literacy is exceedingly important, so I am very excited to teach financial literacy at Wealthy Habits. When I am not in school or working, I love to play sports, work out, and hang out with friends. I hope to make meaningful connections this summer with my fellow instructors and students at Wealthy Habits.
Thomas Joyce
Emory University (May 2024)
Major: Economics and Political Science
I’m a rising graduate student at Emory University majoring in Political Science and Economics with a minor in Computer Science. Since I was young, I’ve always had a great passion for teaching and loved seeing people learn new things, whether it was helping students in other classes through my high schools’ honor society or preparing members of my community for the GED. I’ve also found a great joy in creating new things like writing stories, coding programs, and making music. This summer, I’m excited to combine these passions to provide the knowledge of a 4-year college education in the field of economics to a younger generation in fun and interactive ways. As someone who was unable to learn about financial literacy until my college years, I truly believe in the power of learning those skills early and the great things they can do for your life, so I’m looking forward to joining a dedicated team to provide that power to a younger generation. I can’t wait to work with my fellow interns to truly make this summer one of great memories and financial empowerment!
Anshu Nagabhairava
Georgia Institute of Technology (May 2027)
Major: Business Administration
I’m a rising sophomore at the Georgia Institute of Technology, majoring in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance. My fascination with technology ignited at a young age, leading me to launch a drone startup in high school, where I experienced the fusion of technology, community engagement, and entrepreneurship firsthand. Alongside my entrepreneurial pursuits, I dedicated myself to serving my community by teaching various mathematics subjects to underserved students, employing personalized resources to cater to their individual learning needs. This experience instilled in me a deep sense of fulfillment and a passion for education and community impact. Now, as I intern at Wealthy Habits, I’m thrilled to continue this journey! As a finance tutor, I aim to extend financial education beyond campus and make it accessible to all who seek it.
Kira Luckmann
University of Georgia (May 2026)
Major: Finance and Real Estate
As a rising junior at the University of Georgia majoring in Finance and Real Estate, my academic journey initially began with engineering before I found my passion for math and redirected my focus toward finance. While my coursework primarily revolves around corporate finance, I’ve recently explored personal finance to better manage my own finances. I thought to myself how can I help larger corporations deal with money, when I–myself–need to do the same. My goal is for the students to apply the valuable skills they acquire at Wealthy Habits for the rest of their lives. I’m very passionate and serious with what I chose to do in my life, so I am excited to collaborate with my fellow interns and students to learn and grow together.
Jonah Luetke
Amherst College (May 2026)
Major: Economics and Mathematics
I am a rising Junior at Amherst College, where I am pursuing a dual major in Economics and Mathematics. As a member of the Men’s Varsity Swim Team, I balance a rigorous academic schedule with competitive swimming. My academic interests extend to understanding and teaching economic concepts, particularly the importance of financial literacy in today’s challenging economic environment. Through my experiences, both in the classroom and as a private swim coach, I have cultivated a strong foundation in translating complex ideas into understandable lessons. I am enthusiastic about using my knowledge in economics to help others navigate financial decisions, aiming to make a meaningful impact this summer.
