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Biography: Jennifer Hou is an historian, writer and folk singer. She graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology cross-registered with Emory University, and received a degree in History, Technology, and Society with a concentration in International Affairs. She is currently a Technology Consultant for Girls Write Now, a non-profit writing and mentoring organization for underserved and at-risk high school girls. Jennifer has worked in the fine arts at J.J. Lally & Co. and Christie's. She is an active judge for FIRST Robotics as well as volunteer for WNET’s Celebration of Teaching and Learning. Her love of aesthetics compels her to advance the access of art for all.

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