2023 Summer Fellows

Hundreds of students head out every summer for an immersive, full-time experience working with a government or nonprofit organization. Below are the placements for the summer of 2023. We are grateful for our many supporters and friends who make the Cardinal Quarter program possible!

Advancing Gender Equity Fellowship

Chelsey Arellano, ’25 (International Relations); Standing Together Against Real Slavery, Toledo, OH
Paola Duran, ’26 (Public Policy); End Rape on Campus, Washington, D.C.
Yuliana Ramirez Rodriguez, ’24 (Science, Technology, and Society); Rock Paper Scissors Collective, Oakland, CA
Anita Taft, ’24 (Human Biology); California Maternal Quality Care Collaborative (CMQCC), Palo Alto, CA / Riverside, CA

African Service Fellowship

Devan Agrawal, ’26 (Earth Systems/Sustainability (undeclared)); Health + Environment Research Institute, Diani South Coast
Eyerusalem Alemu, ’24 (Human Biology); Sayap Africa, San Jose, CA and Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Eva Gorenburg, ’25 (Human Biology); Health + Environment Research Institute, Diani Beach
Bennie Hesser, ’24 (Earth Systems); Point Hope, Accra, Ghana
Ahmad Koya-Oyefuwa, ’24 (Civil and Environmental Engineering); Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi (WESM), Mzuzu, Northern Region
Stephen Makuol, ’26 (Computer Science); Kenya Scholar Access Program, Nairobi, Kenya
Yahaya Ndutu, ’25 (Computer Science); TANSAF, Dar-es-salaam, Tanzania
Susanna Newsom, ’26 (Undeclared); Elephant Havens Wildlife Foundation, Maun, Ngamiland District
Liane Ozoemelam, ’25 (Symbolic Systems and Data Science); EnergieRich, Santa Barbara, CA and Accra, Ghana
Eva Moraa Tom, ’26 (Undeclared/Undecided (Prospective Economics Major)); The Association of the Physically Disabled Kenya, Nairobi
Jackline Wambua, ’25 (Prospective- Economics); USIKIMYE, Nairobi, Kenya
Richard Yuan, ’25 (Design); Wildlife and Environmental Society of Malawi, Mzuzu City, Malawi

Alexander Tung Memorial Fellowship

Dylan Lim, ’26 (Computer Science); American Red Cross, Washington, D.C.
Emma Sun, ’24 (Earth Systems); The Nature Conservancy, Salt Lake City, Utah
Chloe Trujillo, ’25 (Computer Science (Undeclared)); International Bridges to Justice, Geneva and Delhi

Andrea Naomi Leiderman Fellowship

Illiana Garcia, ’25 (CSRE); SPARK Lab, Stanford, CA

Bay Area Climate Justice Fellowships

Edward Apraku (Environmental Engineering); Belle Haven Action, Menlo Park, CA
Alan Cuevas, ’23 (Earth Systems); Rise South City, South San Francisco, CA
Shefali Doshi, ’25 (International Relations); Belle Haven Action, Menlo Park, CA
Henry Lai, ’24 (Earth Systems); Climate Resilient Communities, East Palo Alto, CA
Leanna Lewis, ’23 (DESIGN); Rise South City, South San Francisco, CA
Hannah Melville Rea (Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources (E-IPER)); One Shoreline, San Mateo, CA
Anna Obernoster, ’23 (MA Latin American Studies); Valley Verde, San Jose, CA
Tala Parker, ’23 (Sustainability Science and Practice); Communities for a Better Environment, Richmond, CA
Natchaya Pichetsatha, ’23 (Environmental Law and Policy); Communities for a Better Environment, Richmond, CA
Anoushka Raj, ’24 (Environmental Engineering); North Fair Oaks Community Alliance, North Fair Oaks, CA
Brydie Sigg, ’25 (Earth Systems); Climate Resilient Communities, East Palo Alto, CA
Mikayla Tillery, ’25 (Urban Studies and Black Studies); Greenlining Institute, Oakland, CA
Calista Triantis, ’24 (Psychology); Valley Verde, San Jose, CA
Valeria Vega Yanez, ’24; Nuetra Casa, East Palo Alto, CA
Aiyana Washington, ’24 (Earth Systems); North Fair Oaks Community Alliance, North Fair Oaks, CA

Bill Lane Center for the American West Internships

Diana Baszucki, ’24 (History); American Rivers, Washington, D.C.
Amanda Campos, ’26 (Earth Systems); Santa Lucia Conservancy, Carmel, CA
Hana Doueiri, ’25 (Political Science); Kittitas Environmental Education Network (KEEN), Ellensburg, Washington
Kyla Figueroa, ’24 (English); Heyday Books, Berkeley, CA
Eva Jones, ’25 (Environmental Systems Engineering); Henry's Fork Foundation, Ashton, ID
Harrison Katz, ’24 (American Studies); National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL), Denver, CO
Jayela Lopez, ’24 (Archaeology); Yellowstone National Park, Archeology Program, Gardiner, MT
Jane Lord-Krause, ’25 (Mathematics); US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), San Francisco, CA
Tesfa Madhin, ’25 (International Relations); US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), San Francisco, CA
Lucia Quintanar, ’25 (Product Design); Glacier National Park Conservancy, Columbia Falls, Montana
Tida Rau, ’24 (Earth Systems); Washington Water Trust, Seatle, WA
Fiona Sandi, ’23 (Communication); Hawai’i Department of Land and Natural Resources, Honolulu, HI
Vrinda Suresh (Earth Systems); San Francisco Estuary Institute (SFEI), Richmond, CA
Carly Taylor, ’23 (Comparative Literature); Natural History Institute, Prescott, AZ
Serena Turner, ’25 (Symbolic Systems); Deschutes Land Trust, Bend, OR
Elizabeth Westermann, ’26 (Undeclared); Yellowstone National Park Heritage and Research Center, Gardiner, MT
Emily Winn, ’25 (Economics); California Trout (CalTrout), Mt. Shasta, CA
Hannah Young, ’23 (Earth Systems); Blue Forest Conservation, Sacramento, CA

Black Diaspora Fellowship

Kallie White, ’24 (Political Science); Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, Oakland, CA
Lizbeth Zambrano-Sanchez, ’26 (Earth Systems); Californians United for a Responsible Budget, Los Angeles, CA

CareerEd Fellows

Howra Alammarah, ’25 (Undeclared); Adventist Health Simi Valley, Simi Valley, CA
Salamot Balogun, ’26 (Undeclared); FLIP National, Virtual Operations
Owen Brown, ’25 (Undeclared); National Park Service, Fort Collins, CO
Ninette Calderon (Management Science & Engineering); Edstruments, Redwood City, CA
Rachin Kalakheti (Undeclared); Makawanpur ICT Association, Hetauda, Makawanpur
Sherlock Langevine, ’25 (Mathematical and Computational Science); Elkhorn Marine Conservancy, St. John
Samantha Leventis (Symbolic Systems); Sree Vari Matriculation School, Salem, Tamil Nadu
Zhuojing (Lisa) Lu, ’24 (Political Science, Economics); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Adan Marquez (Undeclared); Centro de Investigación en Comunicación Comunitaria (CICC. A.C.), Mexico City
Enkhjin Munkhbayar, ’25 (Data Science & Social Systems); Embassy of Mongolia to the United States of America, Washington, D.C.
Calvin Probst, ’24 (Earth Systems); Yosemite National Park, Wawona, CA
Rachelle Rodriguez, ’23 (International Relations); Daniel K. Inouye Asia Pacific Center for Security Studies, Honolulu, HI
Severo Antonio Miguel (Miggy) Silva, ’25 (Potentially Aerospace Engineering); Nasa Ames Exobiology Branch, Mountain View, CA
Katherine Terrell, ’24 (Art History); Yiddish Arts and Academics Association of North America, La Jolla, CA
Rachel Zila Hidalgo, ’24 (International Relations); Cáritas Madrid, Madrid

Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity - Community-Based Research Fellowship

Julia Biswas, ’25 (Computer Science); Building “Dataset Nutrition Labels” for common race and ethnicity datasets to mitigate bias in algorithmic systems, Boston, MA
Allison Casasola, ’24 (Symbolic Systems); Building “Dataset Nutrition Labels” for common race and ethnicity datasets to mitigate bias in algorithmic systems, Boston, MA
Hannah Cha, ’25 (Symbolic Systems); Black Moderation Matters: Exploring Black Moderator Recruitment and Retention in Online Communities, Dallas, TX
Myrka Cruz, ’25 (Sociology); The role of the federal courts in immigration integration and enforcement, Stanford, CA
Stephanie Gonzalez, ’24 (Psychology); COVID-19 and Health in Jails: Perspectives from People Living Inside, Stanford, CA
Kastella Nguyen, ’26 (History); Community Museums Project, Stanford, CA
Ana Elena Smith, ’24 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); The role of the federal courts in immigration integration and enforcement, Stanford, CA
Michael Minh Tu, ’25 (Computer Science); Data Healing: A Call for Repair, Los Angeles, CA
Skylar Volman, ’25 (Sociology); COVID-19 and Health in Jails: Perspectives from People Living Inside, Stanford, CA

Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity - Praxis Fellowship

Wendy Baresi, ’25 (Undeclared); San Francisco Rising, San Francisco, CA
Robert Castaneros, ’24 (Political Science); Filipino Advocates for Justice, Oakland, CA
Raquel Contreras, ’25 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); Transgender Gender-Variant & Intersex Justice Project, San Francisco, CA
Carolina De Sa, ’24 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); Somos Familia, Oakland, CA
Jonathan Laxamana, ’24 (Mathematical and Computational Science); Community Museums Project, Stanford, CA
Victor Meza, ’25 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity & Environmental Anthropology); Centro Legal de la Raza Youth Law Clinic, Oakland, CA
Cindy Muang, ’25 (Psychology); Transgender Gender-Variant & Intersex Justice Project, San Francisco, CA
Eva Saenz, ’25 (Undeclared); Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, San Francisco, CA
YuYu Yuan, ’25 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); Stop AAPI Hate, San Francisco, CA

Citizenship Fellowship

Renee Bertrand, ’26 (Undeclared); Institute for Climate and Peace, Honolulu, HI
Hasya Atiyah binti Khairuddin, ’26 (Undeclared); Architects of Diversity, Kuala Lumpur
Gabriel Frank-McPheter, ’26 (Political Science); Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, Office of Hilda L. Solis, Los Angeles, CA
Keshav Saigal, ’26 (Undeclared); VIVO Healthcare, Gurgaon
Dean Wiley, ’26 (Political Science); Pennsylvania Prison Society, Philadelphia, PA

CS+Social Good Fellowship

Harshal Agrawal, ’24 (Computer Science); The Farmlink Project, Remote Operations
Astha Bhandari, ’26 (Undeclared); Giving Connection, Virtual operations
Sophia Chun, ’25 (Data Science and Social Systems); CareerVillage, Palo Alto, CA
Ryan Da, ’26 (Undeclared); River Valley Irregulars, Singapore
Manh Dao, ’24 (Computer Science); CareerVillage, Palo Alto, CA
Carolina De la Rosa, ’25 (Data Science); CommonLit, Washington, D.C.
Matthew Early, ’23 (Computer Science (Coterm), Linguistics (B.A.)); Tarjimly, Mountain View, CA
Ryan Guan, ’23 (Computer Science); Recidiviz, San Francisco, CA
Deveen Harischandra, ’25 (Computer Science); Accountability Counsel, San Francisco, CA
Monica Hicks, ’24 (Computer Science); Recidiviz, San Francisco, CA
Emma Hong, ’26 (Computer Science); TeachFX, Palo Alto, CA
Ryan Kang (Computer Science (Theory Track)); The Ocean Cleanup, Rotterdam
Sweta Karki, ’25 (MS&E); Climate Cabinet, Remote Operations
William Li, ’25 (Undeclared); TeachFX, Palo Alto, CA
Charles Li, ’25 (Computer Science, Mathematical and Computational Science); ClimateAi, San Francisco, CA
Febie Lin, ’25 (Computer Science); Ersilia Open Source Initative, Remote Operations
Melissa Liu, ’26 (Computer Science); Accountability Counsel, San Francisco, CA
Megan Mou, ’25 (Computer Science); Tarjimly, Mountain View, CA
Riley Pittman, ’24 (Computer Science); Ersilia Open Source Initative, Remote Operations
Sadorian Robertson, ’24 (Design); Center for Council, Los Angeles, CA
Nicole Segaran, ’25 (Computer Science); Every.org, Remote Operations
Esha Thapa, ’25 (Data Science & Social Systems); City of San Jose Mayor's Office, San Jose, CA
Gilberto Tovar, ’25 (Undeclared); Center for Council, Los Angeles, CA
Daniel Wan Rosli, ’24 (Computer Science); Tarjimly, Mountain View, CA
Ecem Yilmazhaliloglu, ’25 (Computer Science); Every.org, Remote Operations
Yusuf Zahurullah, ’24 (History); Recidiviz, San Francisco, CA
Joseph Zhang, ’24 (Symbolic Systems); The Farmlink Project, Remote Operations
William Zhu, ’26 (Undeclared); CommonLit, Washington, D.C.

Earth Systems Fellowship

Weston Kirk, ’26 (Undeclared); Save Our Springs Alliance, Austin, TX
Isabel Vila Ortiz, ’25 (Earth Systems); TechnoServe, Puerto Rico

Education Achievement Fellowship

Karla Aguilar, ’26 (Undeclared); Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition, Denver, Colorado
Kassadey Delgado, ’24 (Linguistics); I Have A Dream Foundation, Boulder, CO
Shayla Fitzsimmons-Call, ’26 (Undeclared - Tentative International Relations and Sociology Majors); I Have A Dream Foundation, Boulder, CO
Samantha Guerrero, ’25 (Undeclared (CSRE prospective)); I Have A Dream Foundation - Boulder County, Boulder, CO
Thomas Mansfield, ’24 (Mechanical Engineering); I Have A Dream Foundation, Boulder, CO
Rosa Martinez, ’24 (Biology, Neurobiology); I Have A Dream Foundation, Boulder, CO
Anthony Martinez Rosales, ’26 (Undeclared); Colorado Statewide Parent Coalition, Denver, Colorado
Eric Montes, ’25 (Undeclared (declaring Computer Science)); I Have A Dream Foundation, Boulder, CO
Andrew Zhang, ’26 (Computer Science, Sociology); I Have A Dream Foundation - Boulder County, Boulder, CO

Education and Youth Development Fellowship

Alea Auyeung, ’25 (Psychology); 826 Valencia, San Francisco, CA
Kai Blankenship, ’26 (Undeclared); Wise Readers to Leaders, Los Angeles, CA
Kenneth Christmas, ’25 (Mathematics); ICEF Public Schools, Los Angeles, CA
Margarita Cordova, ’26 (Communications; Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); Upward Bound Lower Lake (Sonoma State University), Lower Lake, CA
Alexandra Ellison, ’25 (Undeclared); Junior State of America, Oakland, CA
Grace Essuah-Mensah, ’26 (Human Biology); LearnServe International, Washington, D.C.
Nancy Garcia Corea, ’24 (Psychology); AllFive, Menlo Park, CA
Daniela Gomez, ’26 (Comparative Studies Race and Ethnicity & Political Science); Building Healthy Communities, Salinas, CA
Kimberly González-Zelaya, ’25 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (CSRE)); The Bronx Defenders, Bronx, NY
Hamidou Guechtouli, ’25 (Computer Science); Urban Teens Exploring Technology: TXT, Los Angeles, California
Chris Gutierrez, ’26 (Intended Mathematics); Making the Right Connections, Los Angeles, CA
Amisha Iyer, ’23 (Biology); Green Chimneys, Brewster, NY
Leah Johnson, ’24 (Urban Studies); Friendship House, San Francisco, CA
Owen Jung, ’26 (Undeclared); 826 Valencia, San Francisco, CA
Tina Li, ’26 (Undeclared); Asia Society Texas Center, Houston, TX
Taylor Malina, ’24 (Psychology); Inspiring Children Foundation, Las Vegas, NV
Jackeline May, ’24 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); Esperanza Immigrant Rights Project, Los Angeles, CA
Nkemjika Obi, ’25 (International Relations, African and African American Studies); GW Civic Changemakers, Washington, D.C.
Cherrial Odell, ’25 (Undeclared); Inspiring Children Foundation, Las Vegas, NV
Erick Ramirez, ’25 (Computer Science); Aquarium of the Pacific, Long Beach, CA
Cesar Rodriguez, ’24 (Comparative Studies Race and Ethnicity); Mount Sinai Adolescent Health Center, New York, NY
Jacob Rubenstein, ’26 (Undeclared (Planning on double major in Data Science and Political Science)); Five Keys Schools and Programs, San Francisco, CA & Los Angeles, CA
Caeley Woo, ’26 (Undeclared); Drawchange, Atlanta, GA

Empowering Asian/Asian American Communities Fellowship

Michelle Cai, ’24 (Art Practice); Chinese Progressive Association, San Francisco, CA
Julianna Keipp, ’24 (Human Biology); Asian American Drug Abuse Program (AADAP), Los Angeles, CA
Bea Phi, ’24 (Comparative Literature); Asian American Writers' Workshop, New York, NY
Kevin Thor, ’24 (Asian American Studies); Viet Rainbow of Orange County (VROC), Buena Park, CA

Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies - Global Policy Internships

Catarina Buchatskiy, ’24 (International Relations, specialization International Security); International Centre for Defence and Security, Tallinn
Allyse Feitzinger, ’24 (International Relations); World Justice Project, Washington, D.C.
Andrew Gerges, ’24 (Economics); Economic Policy Research Center, Tbilisi
Jennifer Lin, ’26 (Symbolic Systems and Political Science); Atlantic Council Cyber Statecraft Initiative, Washington, D.C.
Sebastian Ogando (International Policy); United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), Paris
Tiffany Saade, ’24 (Political Science (tracks: political economy and development/justice and law)); European Council on Foreign Relations, London
Ankit Sahasrabudhe (Mathematics (B.S.), Engineering Physics (B.S.Hons.), Computer Science (M.S.)); Carnegie Endowment for International Peace India, New Delhi
Francesca Verville (International Policy); International Centre for Defence and Security, Tallinn

Global Studies Internship Program

Roya Ahmadi, ’25 (Undeclared); Moors and Saints, Rabat
Rahemeen Ahmed (Structural Engineering); National Disaster Management Authority, Islamabad
Layth Alkhani, ’24 (Undeclared); International Humanitarian Relief, Istanbul
Samy Awwad, ’25 (Undeclared); International Humanitarian Relief, Istanbul
Temiloluwa Babalola, ’23 (Science, Technology and Society); LOHADA, Arusha
Emma Barrosa, ’25 (International Relations); CCDCOE (NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence), Tallinn
Devan Bhumralkar, ’25 (International Relations); Bruegel, Brussels
Nora Brew, ’24 (International Relations); CCDCOE (NATO Cooperative Cyber Defence Centre of Excellence), Tallinn
Emma Buday, ’24 (International Relations); Bruegel, Brussels
Aileen Chang, ’24 (Communication); Gaiety School of Acting - The National Theatre School of Ireland, Dubllin
Anna Chang, ’23 (Computer Science); Youth Global Network (Creative Coding for Change), HongKong
Angelique Charles-Davis, ’24 (Symbolic Systems); SUMMA, Santiago
George Dimopoulos, ’24 (Economics); Bruegel, Brussels
David Eduardo Espinoza Sanchez, ’26 (Undeclared); River Valley Irregulars, Singapore
Victoria Flowers, ’23 (Urban Studies); Catholic Relief Services, Manila
Lily Forman, ’25 (History); Museum of Occupations and Freedom VABAMU, Tallinn
Kyle Friedman, ’23 (Engineering); Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS), Brussels
Ben Harris, ’24 (International Relations & Economics); International Climate Development Institute (ICDI), Taipei
Mai Hoang, ’25 (Computer Science); River Valley Irregulars, Singapore
Ivan Ivan Avannus Jacob Jimbangan, ’25 (Economics); Faeza & Co., Sabah
Hannah Kenneth, ’25 (International Relations); Magic Bus India Foundation, Mumbai
Dena Kumsa, ’26 (Undeclared (Human Biology intended)); Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital, Kaohsiung city
Julia Lasiota, ’25 (Comparative Literature & Symbolic Systems); Center for Civil Liberties, Kyiv
VinhHuy Le, ’24 (Economics); Monica Miller Walsh Grants - Puerta 18, Buenos Aires
Maya Lee, ’25 (International Relations); France-Stanford-Gagosian Gallery, Paris
Audrey Lin, ’25 (Biomedical Computation); Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital, Kaohsiung city
Angie Lopez, ’23 (Art History); France-Stanford-Cluny Museum, Paris
Gabriella Lundy, ’24 (Comparative Literature); Post-Conflict Research Centre (PCRC), Sarajevo
Hannah McGoran, ’25 (Environmental Systems Engineering); International Climate Development Institute (ICDI), Taipei
Ashley Meyer, ’24 (International Relations); Baltics Security Foundation, Riga
Chhavi Nahata, ’26 (Psychology); Magic Bus India Foundation, Mumbai
Alden O'Rafferty, ’24 (Materials Science); International Iberian Nanotechnology Laboratory, Braga
Sofia Penglase, ’25 (Public Policy & Feminist, Gender, & Sexuality Studies); Instituto Trabalho Decente (ITD) and Stanford Human Trafficking Data Lab (HTDL), São Luís, Maranhão
Alexandria Quan, ’24 (Human Biology); Kaohsiung Medical University Chung-Ho Memorial Hospital, Kaohsiung city
Sam Samani, ’26 (Undeclared); Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Washington, D.C.
Emily Schrader, ’24 (International Relations); Post-Conflict Research Centre (PCRC), Sarajevo
Alisha Service, ’26 (Undeclared); Lalela, Cape Town
Vivian Shepherd-Mayen, ’25 (Undeclared); United Planet, Santa Elena
Andrew Shi, ’26 (Undeclared); Keru, Shanghai
Kavya Srikanth (Mathematical and Computational Science); MayDay Rooms, London
Candy Tang, ’25 (Computer Science); Youth Global Network (Creative Coding for Change), HongKong
Aditya Udaygiri, ’26 (Undeclared); Lalela, Cape Town
Lea Wang-Tomic, ’25 (Mathematical and Computational Science); Taiwan Institute of Economic Research (TIER), Taipei
Parker Watt, ’24 (International Relations); Johan Skytte Institute of Political Studies-University of Tartu, Tartu
Wantao Wei, ’26 (Economics); Keru, Shanghai
Sierra Wells, ’23 (International Relations); Instituto Trabalho Decente (ITD), São Luís, Maranhão
Elsa Wilbur, ’24 (Archaeology & Art History); Museum of Occupations and Freedom VABAMU, Tallinn
Xunmei Zheng, ’25 (Undeclared); LOHADA, Arusha

Haas Center Cardinal Quarter Fellowship

Makayla Abril Butters, ’25 (English); Access to Justice Program with San Mateo County Superior Court, San Mateo, CA
Ava Acevedo, ’26 (Political Science (prospective)); Public Citizen, Washington, D.C.
Silvana Alfaro, ’25 (Human Biology- Brain and Behavior Concentration); Asibey Consulting, Brooklyn, New York
Susan Benites, ’25 (Political Science); Single Mothers Outreach, Santa Clarita, CA
Julia Betts Lotufo, ’24 (Political Science); City Bar Justice Center, New York, NY
Sadira Bobb, ’26 (intended earth systems); CARE, London (remote)
Catherine Burtner, ’25 (Undeclared); Restore Justice, Chicago, IL
Emelin Cabrera, ’24 (Human Biology); Asylum Seekers Medical Screening and Stabilization Program, San Diego, CA
Luca Camponovo Moya, ’26 (Political Science & Philosophy (undeclared)); DC Superior Court, Washington, D.C.
Julia Canez, ’24 (psychology); FESAC - Fundación del Empresario Sonorense, Nogales, Sonora
Stephanie Castaneda Perez, ’23 (History); Equality California, Los Angeles, CA
Mark Rainier Catapusan, ’26 (Undeclared); Rainbow Community Center, Concord, CA
Ashley Celada, ’25 (Undeclared (Probable Major: International Relations)); Fundacion Empresariado Sonorense A.C (FESAC), Nogales, Sonora
Christian Cepeda, ’23 (Human Biology); Farming Hope, San Francisco, CA
Sofia Ceva, ’25 (Biology (soon to be declared)); Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley, San Jose, CA
Ingrid Chen, ’25 (undeclared (prospective Economics)); NYC Dept. of Small Business Services, New York, NY
Ivy Chen, ’26 (Political Science); Office of the Attorney General for the District of Columbia, Washington, D.C.
Caroline Chen, ’26 (undeclared); NYC Dept. of Small Business Services, New York, NY
Morgan Clark, ’26 (Undeclared); Acterra: Action for a Healthy Planet, Palo Alto, CA
Abby Copeland, ’26 (Undeclared); Asante Africa Foundation, Arusha, Tanzania
Dante Danelian, ’24 (symbolic systems); United States Attorney's Office, Southern District of New York, New York, NY
Draper Dayton, ’25 (Undeclared, likely majoring in history); New York City Commission on Human Rights Law Enforcement Bureau, New York, NY
Nicole Domingo, ’24 (Sociology); U.S. Attorney's Office: Eastern District of New York, New York, NY
Sophie Donnellan, ’25 (International Relations); Climate Cabinet, Virtual operations
Sebastian Esteva, ’26 (Undeclared); Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, Washington, D.C.
Daniela Flores, ’26 (undeclared); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Zhenwei Gao, ’25 (Undeclared); Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office, Los Angeles, CA
Julia Gendy, ’25 (Undclared; Prospective Political Science major); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Maria Gomez-Martinez, ’26 (Undeclared); Casa Azul de Wilson, Wilson, NC
Mario Gonzalez Ramirez, ’24 (Biology); UCSF Latinx Center of Excellence, San Francisco, CA
Sonya Googins, ’24 (International Relations); JusticeCorps Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA
Katharine Han, ’24 (STS & Art Practice); Kounkuey Design Initiative, Los Angeles, CA
Triana Hernandez Hasselkus, ’25 (Urban Studies); Perfect City, New York, NY
Andrew Hong, ’25 (Data Science and Social Systems); Climate Cabinet, San Francisco, CA
Olivia Jessner, ’25 (Linguistics, English (pending on Axess, will be approved within the week))); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Autumn Jones, ’24 (Sociology); Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
Benita Kisembo, ’25 (Undeclared but Prospective Political Science Major); Public Citizen, Washington, D.C.
Ashley Lee, ’26 (Human Biology); The Children's Village, New York, NY
Natalya Leyden, ’26 (Political Science); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Judy Liu, ’26 (Undeclared); The Center for Election Science, Remote
Acacia Lynch, ’24 (Earth Systems); Veggielution, San Jose, CA
Michelle Mairena, ’25 (History); Seattle Human Rights Commission, Seattle, WA
Lola McAllister, ’24 (Anthropology and Iberian and Latin American Cultures); Co-op Cincy, Cincinnati, OH
Maimuna Muntaha, ’26 (undeclared); trubel&co, Palo Alto, CA
Jasmine Nguyen, ’24 (Political Science, CSRE); TechnoServe, New York, NY
Khosiyat Oripova, ’25 (International Relations); Center for Civil Liberties, Kyiv, Ukraine (working in DC office)
Angela Pena, ’24 (Political Science); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Sofia Portillo, ’24 (Psychology); Food As Medicine Collaborative, San Francisco, CA
Ana Paulina Quiroz, ’26 (Undeclared- Prospective Political Science); Bayview Hunters Point Community Advocates, San Francisco, CA
Cynthia Ramirez, ’24 (Urban Studies); NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development, New York, NY
Mirna Ramirez Gonzalez, ’26 (considering Political Science or psychology); YWCA Monterey County, Salinas, Ca
Matthew Risk, ’26 (undeclared); EPA CAN DO, East Palo Alto, CA
Maya Rozin, ’25 (Urban Studies); The Food Trust, Philadelphia, PA
Lauren Salaz, ’26 (Political Science); South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking, Gilroy, CA
Grace Sandman, ’26 (Public Policy); Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office, Los Angeles, CA
Elmer Santos, ’26 (Undeclared - Pursuing International Relations); Legal Aid Services of Oregon, Portland, Oregon
Gaurvi Singhvi, ’25 (Public Policy); Center for Election Science (CES), Remote
Grace Sperber, ’25 (Chemistry and History (Double Major)); California CAP, San Francisco, CA
Emily Suh, ’26 (Undeclared but planning on pursuing a BAS in Public Policy and Psychology); American Bar Association Commission on Immigration, Washington, D.C.
Edward Suisman, ’25 (Psychology); Street Poets, Los Angeles, CA
Nora Swidey, ’24 (Political Science); Partnership for Public Service (Department of Commerce), Washington, D.C.
Simran Tandon, ’24 (Computer Science); Ersilia, Remote (Based in Cambridge, UK)
Isabella Tavarez, ’24 (Civil & Environmental Engineering); City of Hollywood, Hollywood, FL
Mikhail Roshan Tupaz, ’25 (International Relations); Manilatown Heritage Foundation, San Francisco, CA
Sofia Vera Verduzco, ’25 (Symbolic Systems); Entrepreneur of Your Own Life (EYOL), San Francisco, CA
Vanessa Vicente, ’25 (Sociology (Data Science, Markets and Management Track)); Californians United for a Responsible Budget (CURB), Sacramento, CA
Karsen Wahal, ’25 (Economics; Mathematical and Computational Science); Propel, Inc., San Francisco, CA
Amina Wase, ’26 (International Relations); Standing Together Against Real Slavery, Toledo, OH
Jonathan Zients, ’24 (Human Biology); The Outwords Archive, Los Angeles, CA

Haas Center Community-Based Research Fellowship

Peehu Agrawal, ’26 (Undeclared); The Stanford Project on Adaptation and Resilience in Kids — the SPARK Lab & The San Francisco Unified School District, San Francisco, CA
Willy Chan, ’25 (Undeclared); The Brain Development & Education Lab, Stanford, CA
Alina Davison, ’25 (Undeclared); The Brain Development & Education Lab, Stanford, CA
Jasmine Kinney, ’24 (Native American Studies); Two Feathers Native American Family Services, Hoopa/Mckinleyville/Stanford, CA
Shirley Le, ’25 (Undeclared); Our Voice Initative, Stanford, CA
Michael Peters, ’23 (Human Biology); Community Health Worker Community of Practice, Chicago, IL
Kavya Varkey, ’23 (Earth Systems); Community Action for Rural Development (CARD Tamil Nadu);, Samathuvapuram

Hillel at Stanford Internship

Stanley Rozenblit, ’25 (Economics); The Jewish Federation of St. Joseph Valley, South Bend, IN

Human Rights Summer Fellowship

Chrissyaunna Brown, ’25 (Undeclared); MOSAIC, Cape Town
Niloufar Davis, ’25 (Political Science and History); Lembaga Kajian dan Advokasi Independensi Peradilan (LeIP), Jakarta
Zoe Edelman, ’25 (Undeclared); YoubeYou, London
Noel Seo, ’25 (Sociology); 3 Strands Global, Sacramento
Kaylee Shen, ’25 (Undeclared); Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative, Jakarta

Indigenous Communities Fellowship

Chase Baird, ’25 (Human Biology); Mila Yatan Pika Pte Oyate Okolakiciye (Knife Chief Buffalo Nation Society), Porcupine, South Dakota
Elana Begay, ’23 (Sociology, Native American Studies); Water Protector Legal Collective, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Taylor Bloomfield, ’25 (Undeclared - Symbolic Systems); HOPA Mountain, Bozeman, Montana
Jasmyn Burdsall, ’26 (Epidemiology and Clinical Research); Two Feathers Native American Family Services, McKinleyville, CA
Natasha Charfauros, ’25 (N/A); Guåhan Sustainable Culture, Hagåtña, Guam
Zoe Colloredo-Mansfeld, ’26 (Undeclared (prospective Earth Systems)); Native Conservancy, Cordova, Alaska
Alexus Culbertson, ’25 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); Canku, Poplar, MT
Chazlyn Curley, ’26 (Political Science); The Office of the Navajo Nation First Lady, Window Rock, AZ
Calico Ducheneaux, ’24 (Linguistics); Tiospaye Topa, Tiospaye Topa School
Ryan Duncan, ’24 (Native American Studies); Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma - Chahta Anumpa Aiikhvna (School of Choctaw Language), Durant, Oklahoma
Victor Gallegos, ’24 (CSRE); Page Unified School District JOM Indian Education, Page, AZ
Luta Keegan, ’26 (Undeclared); Mila Yatan Pika Pte Oyate Okolakiciye, Porcupine, SD
Madeleine Kingsland, ’24 (Human Biology); Pala Band of Mission Indians, Pala, CA
Joseph McDonald, ’25 (Undeclared (likely Symbolic Systems)); Char-Koosta News, Pablo, MT
Kyran Romero, ’24 (Symbolic Systems); Mila Research Institute, Montreal, Quebec
Annella Tucker, ’24 (Science, Technology, and Society); Natives in Philanthropy, Washington, D.C.

International Service Fellowship

Yousef AbuHashem, ’25 (Computer Science); Code.X, San Francisco, CA and Tirzana
Estefanía Acuña Lacarieri, ’23 (Political Science and Communication); Fondo Mexicano para la Conservación de la Naturaleza (FMCN), Mexico City
Amanda Altarejos, ’26 (Political Science); Action for Economic Reforms, Quezon City
Sayed Ardhi, ’26 (Undeclared); Bangladesh Open Source Network, Dhaka
Micayla Bozeman, ’23 (Political Science); The Recovery Plan, Florence
Anusha Dwarkanath, ’26 (Undeclared); Team Everest NGO, Chennai
Melany Herrejon, ’25 (Sociology); Democracy Reporting International, Berlin
Md Sazzad Islam, ’26 (Computer Science); Bangladesh Open Source Network (BdOSN), Dhaka
Megan King, ’24 (Earth Systems); PUSH, Palermo, Sicily
Lizbeth Luevano, ’25 (Environmental Anthropology); Cantaro Azul, Chiapas
Adelaide Madary, ’25 (International Relations); Asyl in der Kirche Berlin-Brandenburg, Berlin, Brandenburg
Ishvi Mathai, ’26 (Undeclared); Chotuu Ki Education, Hyderabad, Telangana
Labib Tazwar Rahman, ’24 (Computer Science); EMK Center, Dhaka
Rincheen Sherpa, ’24 (Bioengineering); HAPSA Nepal, Kathmandu
Hong Le Xuan Vo, ’24 (Symbolic System); Kidspire, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam OR Washington County, Oregon
Alina Wilson, ’24 (Human Biology); Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, Geneva
Noah Wong, ’25 (Symbolic Systems - Concentration in AI (Undeclared)); International Bridges to Justice, Geneva and Delhi

King Center on Global Development - Summer Undergraduate Full-Time Research Assistant Program

Aiyana Austin, ’25 (Human Biology); Child and Adolescent Health Unit, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences , University of Zimbabwe
Gabby Barratt Heitmann, ’25 (Earth Systems); International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh, Stanford, CA
Isamar Marte Nunez, ’26 (Undeclared); United Nations, Geneva
Lindsey McKhann, ’26 (International Relations); Institute for an Independent Judiciary, Jakarta
Natalie Milan, ’25 (Sociology); Job Creation Commission
Faith Zehfuss, ’24 (International Relations); Job Creation Commission

Lyric McHenry Community Arts Fellowship

Aden McCracken, ’25 (Anthropology); Collective Focus, Brooklyn, NY
Esmeralda Reyes, ’23 (Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity); Interference Archive, Brooklyn, NY
Leila Tamale, ’24 (Undeclared); Seleka International Art Society Initiative
Laura Villalobos, ’23 (Human Biology); Undocu+ Collective, Los Angeles, CA

Markaz - Advancing Muslim Communities Fellowship

Heena Khan, ’26 (Undeclared); Afghanistan Women's Council, Kabul

Markaz - Ansaf Kareem and Anna Khan Fellow for Advancing Muslim Comunities

Husna Nashnoush, ’26 (Undeclared); Tayba Foundation, Los Angeles, CA

Philanthropy Fellowship

Heidy Badillo, ’24 (STS); Fast Forward, San Francisco, CA
Tayonna Ewin, ’23 (African and African American Studies); Women's Foundation California, Oakland, CA
Isabella Lee, ’26 (Undeclared); Autodesk Foundation, San Francisco, CA
Anna Milstein, ’24 (International Relations); Autodesk Foundation, San Francisco, CA
Erick Rocha, ’25 (Sociology); San Francisco Foundation, San Francisco, CA
Vanessa Veak, ’23 (Sociology); San Francisco Foundation, San Francisco, CA

Public Interest Law Fellowship

Jackelyn Barajas Orozco, ’25 (Political Science); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Joey Chen, ’25 (Public Policy); Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office, Los Angeles, CA
Sarina Deb, ’23 (Political Science); ACLU of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
Elizabeth Evers, ’25 (Undeclared. Intending to declare Human Biology); Immigration Institute of the Bay Area, Redwood City, CA
Shirleen Ferrara Frame, ’24 (Psychology); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Luke Lamberti, ’24 (History); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Cameron Lange, ’24 (Political Science, Philosophy); San Francisco District Attorney's Office, San Francisco, CA
Jessica Lee, ’24 (Political Science); Access 2 Justice (San Mateo County Superior Court), Redwood City, CA
Rufaro Muchaka, ’26 (Political Science); Los Angeles County Public Defender's Office, Los Angeles, CA
Shahil Pal, ’24 (Political Science); The Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice, San Francisco, CA
Ashwin Prabu, ’25 (Undeclared (Prospective Sociology + Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity)); Innovation Law Lab, Portland, OR
Paloma Ronis von Helms, ’25 (International Relations); Immigration Institute of the Bay Area, Redwood City, CA
George San Miguel, ’24 (International Relations); Greater Bakersfield Legal Assistance, Bakersfield, CA
Claudia Sung, ’26 (Undeclared (Intended History & Asian American Studies)); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Zofia Trexler, ’24 (Undeclared (in process of declaring Urban Studies)); Disability Rights California, Los Angeles, CA
Sakshi Umrotkar, ’26 (Political Science); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Rachelle Zavalza-Arellano, ’26 (Sociology); Immigration Institute of the Bay Area, Redwood City, CA

Public Interest Tech Fellowship

Erick Bravo, ’23 (Public Policy); Connect Humanity, Palo Alto, CA
Mina Ky, ’26 (Computer Science); Connect Humanity, Palo Alto, CA
Isabel Meyerson, ’24 (Environmental Systems Engineering); BetaNYC, NYC, NY
Helen Moore, ’25 (Data Science and Social Systems); All Tech is Human, NYC
Laisha Ozuna, ’25 (Sociology(Data Science, Markets, and Managing)); All Tech is Human, NYC
Diana Sanchez, ’24 (STS); Oakland City Council, Oakland, CA
Sandra Valente, ’23 (Product Design); StreetCode Academy, East Palo Alto, CA

Public Service Projects Fellowship

Maya Alvarez-Coyne, ’25 (Design); Leadership Fellows New York, New York, NY
Karen Arellano-Cruz, ’25 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); Wahluke Ilumina Nuestros Suenos, Mattawa, Washington
Lyle Belger, ’25 (Psychology); On Deck Workshops, Bay Area, CA
Jean-Akim Cameus, ’24 (Aeronautics and Astronautics); Georgetown Public Library, Georgtown, Delaware
Tanner Christensen, ’24 (Psychology); Asibey Consulting, New York, NY
Sohayla Eldeeb, ’24 (Biology (BS)); Stop the Rumbling, Miami, Florida
Lizbeth Hernandez, ’25 (Political Science); Fundacion Empresariado Sonorense A.C. (FESAC), Nogales
Itzel Juarez, ’25 (Undeclared); Minds Matter SoCal, Los Angeles
Peyton Klein, ’25 (Human Biology); Teach for America Reinvention Lab, New York, NY
Jia Lin, ’26 (Undeclared); Initiate Justice, Los Angeles, CA
Riley Loos, ’24 (Management Science and Engineering); YouCubed, Stanford, CA
Dora Plascencia-Macias, ’25 (Undeclared); Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children (CASA), Hood River, OR
Jane Sanchez Hernandez, ’24 (CSRE with a concentration in education and inequality); Hartnell Community College, Salinas, CA
Barbara Sanford, ’24 (International Relations); South Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking, Gilroy, CA
Natalie Shtangrud, ’26 (Art History); ACLU SoCal, Los Angeles, CA
Landon Swopes, ’24 (Biology); Health Initiative Foundation, Inc., Washington, D.C.
Caroline Utz, ’24 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (Environmental Justice)); Minnesota350, Minneapolis, MN
Lois Williams, ’23 (Human Biology); GCPS Foundation, Gwinnett County, GA

Roland Longevity Fellowship

Vibiana Cardenas, ’25 (Psychology); Peninsula Volunteers, Inc (PVI) Adult Day Services, Menlo Park, CA
KeeSeok Lee, ’25 (Undeclared; Intended Spanish and Chemistry Major); Counsel on Aging, Harvard, Massachusetts
Ian Lim, ’24 (Computational Neuroscience); Creative Aging in Nyack, Nyack, NY
Jennifer Soh, ’23 (Bioengineering); Organic Soup Kitchen, Santa Barbara, CA
Isobel Taylor, ’24 (Economics); Center for Disability and Elder Law, Chicago, Illinois

Schneider Fellowship

Catherine Baker, ’25 (Materials Science & Engineering); U.S. Green Building Council - LEED Technical Development, Washington, D.C.
Juan Camara Pech, ’25 (Science, Technology, and Society); Environmental Defense Fund - Small-Scale Fisheries, San Francisco, CA
Alexander Chon, ’25 (Symbolic Systems); U.S. Green Building Council - Performance Based Green Building, Washington, D.C.
Maria Correa, ’25 (Environmental Systems Engineering); NRDC - Equitable Building Decarbonization, Washington, D.C.
Tehmi den Braven, ’23 (Bioengineering); NRDC - EPA GHG Reduction Fund Design and Implementation, Washington, D.C.
David Florez Rodriguez, ’23 (Electrical Engineering); Environmental Defense Fund - Electric Truck,
Bryana Gastelum, ’24 (Environmental Systems Engineering); Union of Concerned Scientists, Cambridge, MA
Anna Goldman, ’25 (Civil and Environmental Engineering); Rocky Mountain Institute, Oakland, CA/New York, NY
Kenny Hua, ’24 (Earth Systems); U.S. Climate Alliance, Washington, D.C.
David Lee, ’24 (Environmental Systems Engineering); Environmental Defense Fund - U.S. Federal Climate Innovation, Washington, D.C.
Samantha Lee, ’23 (MA Sustainability Science and Practice); NRDC - EPA GHG Reduction Fund Design and Implementation, Washington, D.C.
Rachel Lit, ’25 (Human Biology); Environmental Defense Fund - Climate Resilient Fisheries Toolkit, New York, NY
Tasnima Naoshin, ’24 (Civil Engineering, Atmosphere/Energy); Union of Concerned Scientists, Cambridge, MA
Alexis Perez, ’23 (Symbolic Systems); Environmental Defense Fund - Energy Transition Research, San Francisco, CA
Ethan Petersen, ’24 (Civil Engineering); NRDC - Advancing Equitable Decarbonization of the Transportation System in the US, Washington, D.C.
Bless Romo, ’24 (Earth Systems); Environmental Defense Fund - Small-Scale Fisheries, San Francisco, CA
Gillian Roy, ’24 (Earth Systems); NRDC - Sustainable Water and Energy Use in California, Santa Monica, CA
Jeremy Rubin, ’23 (Human Biology); Environmental Defense Fund - Blue Economy, San Francisco, CA
Shlok Sampat, ’24 (Civil and Environmental Engineering (Atmosphere/Energy)); U.S. Green Building Council - LEED Technical Development, Washington, D.C.
Sydney Schmitter, ’23 (Earth Systems); Environmental Defense Fund - Equitable Ocean Governance, San Francisco, CA
Jeong Shin, ’24 (Symbolic Systems and Asian American Studies); NRDC - Sustainable Energy Data Infrastructure and Governance, New York, NY
Sze En Tan, ’24 (Earth Systems); Environmental Defense Fund - Net Zero Innovation, San Francisco, CA
Scott Underwood, ’24 (Mechanical Engineering); NRDC - Data Analysis and Modeling Clean Energy Transition, Washington, D.C.

Shultz Energy Fellowships

Ethan Amaya, ’24 (Chemical Engineering); California Energy Commission, Office of Commissioner Monahan, Sacramento, CA
Hugo Budd, ’24 (Civil Engineering); Western Area Power Administration
Camden Burk, ’25 (Earth Systems); California Energy Commission, Office of Commissioner Gallardo, Sacramento, CA
Fiona Mooney, ’25 (Environmental Systems Engineering); California Energy Commission, Office of Commissioner Hochschild, Sacramento, CA
Chloe Romero, ’25 (Earth Systems); California Independent System Operator (CAISO), Folsom, CA
Luke Veit, ’25 (Undeclared); Western Electricity Coordinating Council, Salt Lake City, UT

Social E Fellowship

Nena Dorame, ’25 (Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity); Shy Natives, Santa Fe, New Mexico
Manas Khadka, ’24 (Computer Science); Edstruments, Redwood City, CA
Ha Ngan Le, ’26 (Undeclared); Impact Experience, Oakland, California
Valeria Paez-Pulido, ’24 (Product Design); Edstruments, Redwood City, CA
Arusha Patil, ’25 (Human Biology); SIRUM, Palo Alto, CA
Izabella Smolnicka-Dos Santos, ’26 (Undeclared; considering Civil Engineering or Urban Studies); Ensite, Inc., Fort Myers, FL

Stanford in Government Fellowship

Amsal Ali, ’26 (Undeclared); Millennium Challenge Corporation, Washington, D.C.
Isabelle Anzabi, ’24 (Political Science); Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Washington, D.C.
Aliana Arzola, ’26 (Undeclared); Association on American Indian Affairs, Virtual Operations
Christopher Badillo, ’25 (Sociology); National Center for Learning Disabilities, Washington, D.C.
Sophia Bi, ’26 (Undeclared); Santa Clara County Office of Reentry Services, San Jose, CA
Muhammad Dhafer bin Muhammad Faishal Khan Surattee, ’25 (Undeclared); World Bank - Bureaucracy Lab, Washington, D.C.
Langston Buddenhagen, ’25 (Urban Studies); U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C.
Lawrence Chen, ’26 (Undeclared); New York City Economic Development Corporation, New York, NY
Rohan Chowdhury, ’26 (Undeclared); San Diego Mayor's Office, San Diego, CA
Amira Dehmani, ’24 (Political Science); National Museum of African American History and Culture, Washington, D.C.
Caden Denning, ’25 (Undeclared); U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C.
Gabrielle Edelin, ’26 (Undeclared); People for the American Way, Washington, D.C.
Yara Elian, ’26 (Undeclared); Global Community Engagement and Resilience Fund, Geneva
Sonya Epifantseva, ’25 (Earth Systems); Center for Peace Diplomacy, New Orleans, LA
Eduardo Garcia-Escobar, ’25 (Undeclared); San Jose Auditor's Office, San Jose, CA
Ronnie Hafez, ’25 (Economics); Millennium Challenge Corporation, Washington, D.C.
Sophia Hlavaty, ’25 (Economics and English); PEN America, Washington, D.C.
Gabriela Holzer, ’25 (Economics); World Bank - Development Impact Evaluation Group (DIME), Washington, D.C.
Nina Iskandarsjach, ’24 (International Relations); Ghana Center for Democratic Development, Accra
Rithika Kacham, ’26 (Undeclared); Santa Clara County Public Health Department, San Jose, CA
Christine Kang, ’26 (Undeclared); Santa Clara County Office of Reentry Services, San Jose, CA
Sandi Khine, ’25 (East Asian Studies; Science, Technology, and Society); East Asia Institute, Seoul
Kate Kingsley, ’25 (International Relations); International Crisis Group - Latin America, New York, NY
Dwight Knightly, ’23 (International Relations); Office of Under Secretary of Defense, International Cooperation, Washington, D.C.
Tiana Lakhani, ’25 (International Relations); Committee for Human Rights in North Korea, Washington, D.C.
Kate Li, ’25 (Economics, English); World Bank - Development Impact Evaluation Group (DIME), Washington, D.C.
Vivian Liang, ’26 (Economics and Art History); New York City Economic Development Corporation, New York, NY
Allan Lopez, ’24 (English); California Department of Education, Sacramento, CA
Lukas Lopez-Jensen, ’24 (Economics); World Bank - Development Impact Evaluation Group (DIME), Washington, D.C.
Skyley Mitchell, ’25 (International Relations); Office of Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo, Houston, TX
Alessandra Mohar, ’26 (Undeclared); Bay Conservation and Development Commission, San Francisco, CA
Hunter Musi, ’24 (International Relations); Office of Under Secretary of Defense, International Cooperation, Washington, D.C.
Patricio Ortiz, ’25 (Economics); World Bank - Development Impact Evaluation Group (DIME), Washington, D.C.
Sarah Reyes, ’25 (Urban Studies and Sociology); City of Oakland, Department of Housing and Community Development, Oakland, CA
Leily Rossi, ’25 (International Relations); Middle East Council on Global Affairs, Doha
Sarina Rye, ’25 (Sociology); San Jose Parks & Recreation - Strategic Partnerships, San Jose, CA
Ronak Shetty, ’26 (Iberian and Latin American Cultures); Instituto SIVIS, Curitiba
Kimberly Shirai, ’25 (Sociology); Library of Congress - Prints and Photographs, Washington, D.C.
Sophie Szew, ’26 (Undeclared); U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Washington, D.C.
Adrian Thai, ’24 (Computer Science, Political Science); Office of King County Councilman Girmay Zahilay, Seattle, WA
Emily Tianshi, ’25 (Data Science and Social Systems); Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Washington, D.C.
Micah Tsosie, ’25 (Undeclared); National Congress of American Indians, Washington, D.C.
Sophia Vahanvaty, ’24 (Political Science); International Crisis Group - Future of Conflict, New York, NY
Noelle Villanueva, ’25 (Science Technology and Society); San Jose Parks & Recreation - Neighborhood Services, San Jose, CA
Justin West, ’25 (Computer Science); City of San Jose Digital Privacy Office, San Jose, CA

Stanford in Government Fellowship - Environmental Policy Internships in CA

Miriam Awan, ’26 (Undeclared); CA Air Resources Control Board - Office of Community Air Protection, Riverside, CA
Josh Davenport, ’24 (Environmental Systems Engineering); CA State Water Resources Control Board - Office of Information Management and Analysis, Sacramento, CA
Angel De Dios, ’26 (Urban Studies and Mathematics); CA Governor's Office of Planning and Research - Strategic Growth Council, Sacramento, CA
Sydney Guthrie, ’24 (International Relations); CA State Lands Commission, Sacramento, CA
Audrey Jung, ’25 (Environmental Systems Engineering); California Ocean Protection Council, Sacramento, CA
Sam Prieto Serrano, ’24 (Mathematical and Computational Science); CA State Water Resources Control Board - Office of Information Management and Analysis, Sacramento, CA

Stanford in Government Stipends

Seamus Allen, ’25 (Public Policy); FairVote, Takoma Park, MD
Adri Arquin, ’26 (Undeclared); Fresh Energy, Saint Paul, MN
Yared Avalos, ’25 (Public Policy); U.S. Commercial Service, Mexico City
Makayta Cole, ’23 (International Relations); Child Poverty Action Lab, Dallas, TX
Andrew Conkey, ’24 (Economics); U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
Feona Dong, ’24 (Public Policy); Santa Clara County Public Defender's Office, San Jose, CA
Enrique Flores, ’24 (Political Science); Office of European and NATO Policy, in the Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Policy, Washington, D.C.
Brandon Francois, ’24 (Political Science); Council For A Strong America, Washington, D.C.
Jose Luis Gandara, ’24 (Public Policy); Office of Sen. Scott Wiener, San Francisco, CA
Divya Ganesan, ’25 (Mathematical and Computational Science); Cyber Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Washington, D.C.
Gabriella García, ’24 (Political Science); United Nations, Geneva
Esmeralda Iglesias, ’25 (Undeclared); Initiate Justice, Los Angeles, CA
Yana Kim, ’26 (Urban Studies); Citizens Housing & Planning Council (CHPC), New York, NY
Buddy Noorlander, ’24 (Psychology (switching to International Relations)); Utah State Government, Salt Lake City, UT
Prinston Pan, ’26 (Political Science); Office of United States Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Washington, D.C.
Karla Roman, ’24 (Psychology); The Every Voice Coalition, Remote
Mia Schaubhut, ’25 (Data Science & Social Systems); Louisiana Department of Education, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Jerred Smith, ’25 (Political Science); Office of Congressman Earl Blumenauer, Washington, D.C.
Adriana Torres Ceja, ’25 (Public Policy and CSRE); U.S. House of Representatives 29th District, Indio, Ca
Leopold van den Daele, ’24 (Philosophy); GrowSF, San Francisco, CA
Lila Vandenberghe, ’25 (Undeclared); City of Los Angeles Council District 11, Los Angeles, CA
Dylan Vergara, ’26 (Undeclared (Political Science)); House of Representatives, Congresswoman Julia Brownley, Washington, D.C.
Elijah Williams, ’26 (Undeclared); U.S. Senator Mark Warner's Office, Washington, D.C.
Caroline Zdanowski, ’25 (Public Policy); Office of Senator Catherine Blakespear, Encinitas, CA

Stanford Institue for Innovation in Developing Economies (Seed)

Sejoon Chang, ’25 (Computer Science and Product Design); Alpha Direct Insurtech Pte. Ltd., Gaborone, Botswana
Ezekiel Contreras-Forrest, ’24 (Science Technology and Society); Burhani Engineers Ltd., Nairobi, Kenya
Souady Diane, ’25 (Economics and Political Science); Kip Services & Technologies, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
Elijah Hernandez, ’25 (Political Science); SUKU Technologies Limited, Greater Accra, Ghana
Shuvangini Jha, ’24 (Computer Science and Human Biology); Tenovia Solutions Pvt Ltd, Bangalore, India
Benjamin Kingston, ’25 (International Relations and Data Science); Megnacio company Limited, Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Rodolph Lapointe, ’25 (Management Science & Engineering); OML Africa logistics Ltd, Nairobi, Kenya
Anna Levenberg, ’25 (International Relations); Toprankers, Bangalore, India
Richard Aaron Libed, ’25 (Bioengineering); Cygnus Medicare Pvt Ltd, New Delhi, India
Malisha Lutchmeea, ’25 (Management Science & Engineering); Big Cabal Media, Nigeria
Kevin Malaekeh, ’25 (Management Science & Engineering and Data Science); Peak and Dale Solutions Ltd, Nairobi, Kenya
Michael Murray, ’25 (International Relations); Happy Kids School, Accra, Ghana
Iskander Nekkaz - Le Roux Nekkaz - Le Roux, ’23 (Economics); Samuel Hall, Nairobi, Kenya
Roda Nour, ’23 (Public Policy and Computer Science); Brands on a mission, Nairobi, Kenya
Aisha Olasewere, ’25 (Human Behavior); Brastorne Enterprises, Gaborone Botswana
Mehak Parwani, ’24 (Economics); Sub-K IMPACT Solutions Ltd, Hyderabad, Telangana; India
Laone Ramogerita, ’23 (Management Science & Engineering); African Concrete Products Ltd, Accra, Ghana
Aaditya Saha, ’25 (Computer Science and Data Science); Indus Net Technologies, Kolkata, India
Roman Scott, ’25 (Management Science & Engineering); Incept Architectural Consult, Accra, Ghana
Emily Snell, ’24 (Earth and Planetary Sciences); Wood-Et Al Ltd, Abuja, Nigeria
Anjali Sukhavasi, ’23 (Symbolic Systems); SaPa Learning Pvt Ltd, Bangalore, India
Justin Wahby, ’25 (Management Science & Engineering); Savannah Brands, Nairobi, Kenya
Kevina Wang, ’25 (Biomedical Computation); KM Best Medical Works Pvt Ltd, Madurai, India
Jessica Yan, ’24 (Management Science & Engineering and Economics); FoodWise Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria
Kevin Yang, ’24 (Computer Science); Zuwa Energy, Lilongwe, Malawi

Stanford Internship Program in Arts Administration (SIPA)

Ana Chen, ’23 (International Relations, SAI-Honors in the Arts); Chinese Cultural Center of San Francisco (CCCSF), San Francisco, CA
Adi Garner, ’23 (AAH-Art History, SAI-Interdisciplinary Arts); Future Prairie (The Pacific Northwest Museum of Queer Art), Portland, OR
Arundathi Nair, ’24 (DLCL-Comparative Literature, Human Biology); American Civil Liberties Union, New York, NY
Sarah Panzer, ’23 (AAH-Art Practice, FGSS); Bay Area Lesbian Archives (BALA), Oakland, CA
Sky Walker, ’24 (AAH-Art Practice, Sociology); ArtSeed, San Francisco, CA

Stanford Pride Fellowship

Adelaide Barrett, ’25 (Undeclared, but intended English); The Outwords Archive, Los Angeles, CA
Zoey Hu, ’24 (Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies); The Outwords Archive, Los Angeles, CA

Tech Ethics and Policy Fellowship

Ria Calcagno, ’24 (Political Science); Consumer Reports, New York, NY
Emma Charity, ’25 (Undeclared); Algorithmic Justice League, Cambridge, MA
Serena Lee, ’25 (Undeclared (on track for double major in Data Science and Psychology)); Atlantic Council, Washington, D.C.
Hlumelo Notshe, ’25 (Computer Science); Tech Matters, Palo Alto, CA
Josh Orszag, ’25 (Data Science and Social Systems (prospective)); Atlantic Council, Washington, D.C.
Princess Vongchanh, ’23 (Computer Science); Mozilla Foundation, San Francisco, CA

TomKat Center - energyStartup Internship

Layaa Amirthalingam, ’23 (chemical engineering); Antora
Carlos Arias, ’24 (Mechanical Engineering); Spark Thermionics
Analiese Bancroft, ’25 (Material Science & Engineering); Magno Motors
Artur Barbosa Carneiro, ’25; Pulsar
Nomin-Erdene Bayarsaikhan, ’25 (Electrical Engineering); Airity
Kyle Bergstedt, ’24 (Chemical Engineering); RockFix
Kate Bradley, ’23 (Earth Systems); Artyc
Tony Bui, (Mechanical Engineering); TruckLabs
William Cai, ’23 (Engineering Physics and Math (B.S.); Computer Science (M.S.)); Halo Industries
Lishan Carroll, ’25 (Human Biology); Pumpkinseed
Allen Chau, ’26 (Symbolic Systems); Pumpkinseed
Krrish Chawla, (Computer Science / EE); Renewell
Jocelyn Chen, ’23 (Chemistry, Music, Materials Science); RockFix
Samir Chowdhury, ’25 (Data Science); Twelve
Isabel Davidoff, ’24 (Materials Science and Engineering); Tandem PV
Jatzia Felix, ’24 (Civil Engineering, Urban Systems); Bundle
Bruno Félix Castillo, ’25 (Engineering Physics); The Nitrogen Company
Esther Filipek, ’24 (Environmental Systems Engineering); Ceres Imaging
Erin Floranda, ’24 (Bioengineering); Reel Foods
Manasi Garg, ’25 (B.S. Symbolic Systems, concentration in HCI & Design ; B.A. Comparative Literature); Archive
Jennifer Hao, ’25 (Computer Science and Comparative Literature); Arch
Thomas Hatcher, ’24 (Physics); Halo Industries
Connie Hong, ’25 (Mathematical and Computational Sciences (MCS)); Working Trees
Alphonse Houndegla, ’25 (Management Science & Engineering); Gemini
Tyler Huang, ’26 (Computer Science/ Economics); Kit Switch
Pranavi Kethanaboyina, ’23 (Public Policy); Nitricity
Christopher Latham, ’23 (Chemical Engineering); Resource
Peyton Lee, ’24 (Computer Science / Music); FLIP
Steven Liu, ’26 (Undeclared); Anthro Energy
David Ludeke, ’23 (Environmental Systems Engineering, Coterm: Computer Science); ClimateAI
Daniella Lumkong, ’23 (Product Design); Shake Energy
Anthony Macias, ’24 (Mechanical Engineering); Aeromutable
Mayahuel Malik, ’25 (Design); Oleo
Isandro Malik, ’23 (Product Design - Mechanical Engineering); Empowered Homes
Nivitha Mavuluri, ’24 (Mechanical Engineering); Verne
Rachel Miller, ’23 (Human Biology/Sustainability Coterm); Terradot
Sina Mohammadi, ’24 (Mathematical and Computational Science); ClearFlame
Casey Nguyen, ’24 (Computer Science); Scope Zero
Christopher Noll, ’23 (Geological Sciences); RockFix
Arjun Oberoi, ’26; Windborne
Elena Press, ’23 (Earth Systems); Terradot
Parthav Shergill, ’25 (Mathematical and Computational Science); HighTide
Charles Shi, ’25 (Symbolic Systems); Blumen
calvin sokk, ’24 (electrical engineering); Indrio
Rebecca Spencer, ’23 (East Asian Studies; Earth Systems); Tidal Foods
Junyang (Sunny) Sun, ’24 (Symbolic Systems - AI); SOURCE
Sree Sundararaman, ’24 (Material Science and Engineering); Anthro
Shayana Venukanthan, ’23 (Computer Science); Terradot
Aaron Wan, ’25 (Computer Science); FLIP
Sophadevy Weir, ’25 (Earth Systems); Guidewheel
Daniel Yang, ’26 (Computer Science/Economics); Lasso
Jenny (Jeewon) Youm, ’26 (Design and Mechanical Engineering); Rematter
Teagan Zwaanstra, ’25 (Mechanical Engineering); IRCool Textiles