I would like to nominate myself for the Haskell Prime committee. I have been studying Haskell intensively as I'm working toward my PhD at the University of Pennsylvania, though I started programming in Haskell only in 2011. Qualifications: * I have designed and implemented several new features in GHC: - Closed type families - Coercible/roles - Several Template Haskell improvements * I am currently putting the final touches on a large patch to GHC, merging the type and kind language and allowing reasoning about kind equalities. * My dissertation is about dependent types in Haskell/GHC. * I am currently serving as the Template Haskell czar for GHC. * I am an avid user of lots of GHC extensions, particularly those concerning types. Two of my packages -- singletons and units -- make very heavy use of type system features. Relevant opinion: * Despite my pushing the envelope in GHC, my approach toward a language standard is conservative. Specifically, I would advocate against any of GHC's growing dependent-type features to end up in the standard: we simply don't have enough experience with these! My website is at www.cis.upenn.edu/~eir if you wish to learn more about me. Thanks, Richard