Caroline Anderson '29
Political Science
Computing and Digital Technologies
Social Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Constitutional Studies
Biography
Caroline Anderson ‘29 is from Atlanta, Georgia, and is studying Political Science with minors in Computing & Digital Technologies, Social Entrepreneurship & Innovation, and Constitutional Studies. Caroline is deeply passionate about social entrepreneurship, particularly at the intersection of U.S. national policy and the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, and enjoys exploring how emerging technologies can be utilized within the political landscape.
Caroline spent the summer of 2026 studying abroad in Dublin, Ireland, broadening her perspectives across the global landscape. She is an active member of Notre Dame’s Student Policy Network, conducting policy research and advocacy projects for government entities and think tanks. She is also interested in Artificial Intelligence, building her own large language models for Notre Dame faculty and working with regional businesses to implement AI. She is deeply connected within the Notre Dame community, working as a student caller at NDListens and serving as a tour guide within the Eck Visitors Center, engaging with Notre Dame alumni, parents, friends, and visitors. Caroline is also a member of Notre Dame’s club swim team and enjoys competing against other collegiate club teams.
Looking ahead, Caroline hopes to attend law school, combining her policy interests and her commitment to public service, especially through the lens of Artificial Intelligence and how AI continues to shape ethical norms and the legal landscape.
