Lev is a graduating senior at Princeton University studying Economics with a focus on Political Economy. He has a strong interest in how government policy can further space commercialization. His senior thesis analyzed the welfare effects of the May 2000 removal of GPS selective availability, while his junior thesis focused on the NASA COTS and CRS programs. This summer, Lev will be interning in Representative George Whitesides’ office. He has previously worked in Senator Sherrod Brown’s office, where he focused on aerospace and transportation policy, and with United Launch Alliance’s government relations team. Originally from Los Angeles, California, Lev is an avid theater  producer and lighting designer.