LEARN MORE ABOUT STUDENT FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES AND HOW TO APPLY
FELLOWSHIPS & GRANTS:
Watson Internship and Research Grant
- Caroline Allen ’23, International Relations
State Department internship with the US Mission to the Human Rights Council - Valerie Aguilar Dellisanti ’23, International and Public Affairs
Gender Inequality as a Market Failure: A Comparative Study of Valuation Methods and Solutions to the Female Unpaid Labor Problem - Erik Brown ’23, International and Public Affairs and German Studies
True to their Roots or a New Shade of Green? The Evolution of the German Green Party's Positions on Security and Energy Policy - Annette Lee ’23, International and Public Affairs
The Impact of Immigration on Democratic Consolidation: Political Culture and the Case of South Korea - John Lin ’23, Biology and Independent Concentration
Price Transparency for Healthcare in the United States: Promises and Pitfalls - Catherine Nelli ’23, International and Public Affairs
Between Empire and Post-Colonial Nation-Building: A Case Study of French India’s Decolonization in Chandernagore and Pondicherry (1947-1954) - Arushi Parekh ’24, International and Public Affairs
Summer Analyst, Global Markets division - Gidget Rosen ’24, International and Public Affairs
Project Access Austria and McKinsey & Company Vienna Professional Development and Networking Event - Gabrielle Shammash ’24, International and Public Affairs and History
Community in London Revisited
Watson Institute Language Study Grant
- Jessica Luwis '24, International and Public Affairs and Urban Studies
- Priyanka Mahat ’24, International and Public Affairs and Environmental Studies
- Theodore Young ’25, International and Public Affairs
Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs Outstanding Thesis Award
- Amienne Spencer-Blume ’23, International and Public Affairs
Blue Traction: The Datafication of Movement and Bodyfication of Threat in the Rise of Gait and Behavior Recognition Technology - Benjamin Youngwood ’23, Public Policy
Breaking Down Intent: Understanding Interests in Providence Municipal Legislative Redistricting
Center for Middle East Studies Research Travel Award
- Maya Avelino, Middle East Studies
- Mara Kessler, Middle East Studies
Fulbright Research Fellowship in Costa Rica
- Shantal Hernandez ’23
Happy and John Hazen White, Sr. Internship Funding
- Augustus Bayard ’24, Political Science and Economics
U.S. Department of Justice, Human Rights Division - Logan Danker '24, International and Public Affairs & History
State of Rhode Island Public Defender's Office - Caleb Lazar '24, International and Public Affairs
Rhode Island Attorney General's Office - William Loughbridge '26, Political Science
U.S. House of Representatives Science Space & Technology - Logan Tullai '25, Political Science
Office of U.S. Senator Sheldon Whitehouse
Jack Ringer Summer in Southeast Asia Fellowship
- Matthew Loie ’24, Architecture
Participatory preservation, construction, and transformation: Ethnic architecture of Indonesia under global development
Marla Ruzicka International Public Service Fellowship
- Bethenie J. Carriaga ’23, International and Public Affairs
Internship with Eleison Foundation: Survivor-centered and evidence-based approaches to combat human trafficking and gender-based violence in the Philippines
Mark and Betty Garrison Prize
- Erik Brown ’23, International and Public Affairs
True to their Roots or a New Shade of Green? The Evolution of the German Green Party's Position Toward NATO (1980-1999)
Noah Krieger Memorial Internship
- Daniel Poloner ’24, International and Public Affairs
U.S. Department of Justice Division on Disability Rights - Ethan Minkoff ’24, International and Public Affairs
Office of U.S. Representative Mike Gallagher - Osiris Russell-Delano ’25, Political Science
Office of U.S. Representative Ritchie Torres
Richard C. Barker Award
- Catherine Nelli ’23, International and Public Affairs
Between Empire and Post-Colonial Nation-Building: A Case Study of French India’s Decolonization in Chandernagore and Pondicherry (1947-1954) - Spencer Sheppe ’24, International and Public Affairs
German American Conference 2022 - Emma Stroupe ’25, International and Public Affairs
Summer intern for CARE in Washington, DC - Tucker Wilke ’23, International and Public Affairs
Financing Green Technology Projects in Africa through Green Bonds: A mixed-methods analysis
Sarmiento Fellowships
-
Emilia Brito, Economics (Chile)
-
Manuel Moscoso, Political Science (Colombia)
-
Juan Pereira, Economics (Uruguay)
-
María Victoria Taborelli, Hispanic Studies (Argentina)
HONORS
Honors in IAPA
-
Valerie Aguilar Dellisanti ’23
-
Bianca Auriemo ’23
-
Erik Brown ’23
-
Abigail Carbajal ’23
- Caitlin Goldenberg ’23
- Adeline Hahn ’23
- Ariana Haji ’23
- Olwyn Kells ’23
- Annette Lee ’23
- Gerilyn Maselli ’23
- Leo McMahon ’23
- Yohan Mutta ’23
- Catherine Nelli ’23
- Ameila Shapiro ’23
- Amienne Spencer-Blume ’23
- Tucker Wilke ’23
Honors in IR
- Simon Giordano ’23
- Meagan Murphy ’23
- Lachlan MacKenzie ’22
- Isabella Yepes ’23
Honors in PLCY
- Maguire Anuszewski ’23
- Johanna Bandler ’23
- Nailah Tukpah ’23
- Benjamin Youngwood ’23
PRIZES
CCSA Undergraduate Paper Prize
- Lucas Fromm
Conceptions of Liberation: A comparative analysis of how four Indian philosophical traditions conceptualize Moksa - Aalia Jagwani
The Departure - Adi Thatai
A Bite of Home: Family Recipes Adapted from the writings of Saramma Kendangath Joseph - Kate Salke
Yantra and Mantra: Aesthetic, Symbolic, and Ritual Unifiers
CCSA Thesis Prize in South Asian Studies
- Zeeshan Hassan-Andoh
Lines and Layers: The Formation of Contemporary Miniature Painting - Srinaath Kidambi Perangur
Translating Tyāgarāja: The Sanskrit Songs of South India’s Most Famous Classical Composer - Catherine Michele Nelli
On Nineteenth-Century Indology: Divergences Between Sanskrit and Colonial French and English Reception of Jayadeva’s Gītagovinda
Between Empire and Post-Colonial Nation-Building: A Comparative Analysis of Nationalism’s Role in French India’s Decolonization in Chandernagore and Pondicherry (1947-1954)
CLACS Dissertation Awards
- Joshua Schnell ’23
LACA Honors Thesis Prize
- Shantal Hernandez ’23
- Miriam E. Rice ’23
- Josué A. Zepeda Sanic ’23
Noah Krieger ’93 Memorial Thesis Prize for Academic Excellence
- Adeline Hahn ’23, International and Public Affairs
Different Paths: The Politics of Medicaid Expansion in Montana, North Dakota, and Wyoming - Maguire Anuszewski ’23, Public Policy
Telehealth in Maine: Policy Implementation and Practice Implications