The Roosevelt Institution

Nate Loewentheil

School: Yale

Member of:
Ad Hoc Board of Trustees Committee
RI at Yale Alumni
Chapter Fundraising
Chapter Heads
Communications Staff
Core Chapters and Staff
Democracy Week
Center on Economic Policy
Former Board
Founding Board
Health Policy Coordination
Socioeconomic Diversity in Higher Education
Hyde Park 2007
Senior Staff
Steering Committee 2005-06 and Founders
Summit on the States
Think International
Yale

Policy interests: Poverty and social justice, Urban policy

Nate Loewentheil is a proud son of Baltimore, Maryland. He graduated cum laude from Yale University in 2007, majoring in the Program in Ethics, Politics and Economics with distinction. While an undergraduate, Nate helped run the Elmseed Enterprise Fund, the only student-run micro-credit lending institution in the country. In December of 2004, while in his sophomore year, he helped found the Roosevelt Institution with other students at Yale and at Stanford. He ran the development department and sat on the board of directors until graduating in May of 2007 and taking over as executive director.

Nate serves on the advisory board of the Center for State Innovation and the New Leaders Council as well as the Drum Major Institute's Young Scholars Program. He has published on housing policy and urban planning in the Review of Policy Research as well as with the Center for American Progress, and wrote his thesis on public transportation in his hometown.