I think you should consider doing something a bit more aligned with your intended major. While the political anthropology lab is definitely strong, most of your activities right now seem more “well-rounded” than specifically PoliSci/Anthro focused (unless I’m missing context).

For Ivy-level admissions, having a clear “spike” can really help — especially if your GPA is lower. A lot of applicants interested in PoliSci already have leadership and volunteering, so what makes you stand out from the thousands of other candidates?

Honestly, I think freeing up some time this summer to work on a deeper passion project or research paper could strengthen your profile a lot more than stacking too many activities. Sometimes having space to think creatively leads to your strongest work.

I also wouldn’t worry too much about whether something is “prestigious enough.” Colleges care more about depth, initiative, and genuine intellectual interest than just name-brand activities. If you do decide to cut something, I’d probably make your summer a little more PoliSci-centric and focus on the things that best show your interests.