Albright Institute 2010 Fellows Announced
December 1, 2009
Wellesley, MA

The forty Albright Fellows represent both the breadth of academic interests and the international diversity of the Wellesley College community. The Fellows represent twenty-six majors in the humanities, social sciences, and sciences: Africana Studies, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Classical Civilization, Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences, Comparative Literature, Economics, English, French, History, History of Art, International Relations, Latin American Studies, Mathematics, Middle Eastern Studies, Music, Peace and Justice Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Religion, Russian, Russian Studies, Spanish, Studio Art, Urban Studies, and Women's and Gender Studies.

There are twenty-five Fellows with United States citizenship and fifteen international students. Overall, fourteen countries are represented: Canada, China, India, Israel, Jamaica, Jordan, Kenya, Mexico, Montenegro, Niger, Panama, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and United States.

Monica Ballesteros Arias ’11 – Political Science
Juliet Barbara ’10 – International Relations - Political Science; French
Danielle Brown ’10 – Political Science; Spanish
Hannah Catzen ’11 – Music; Peace and Justice Studies
Debbie Chen ’11 – Economics
Jing Chen ’11 – Economics
Katherine Sooah Cho ’10 – Economics
Galen Danskin ’11 – English
Samira Daswani ’12 – Biological Sciences; History of Art
Tess DeLean ’11 – Economics
Tehsina Devji ’11 – Chemistry; Spanish
Maša Đikanović ’10 – Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences; Spanish
Erin Duffy ’10 – Religion
Malina Dumas ’10 – Russian
Anna Goldstein ’10 – Urban Studies
Jaya Gupta ’11 – International Relations - Political Science
Adan Haj-Yehia DS ’11 – Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences
Maisie Hall ’11 – Mathematics; Philosophy
Alison Harrington ’10 – Political Science; Middle Eastern Studies
Halimatou Hima Moussa Dioula ’10 – International Relations - Economics; Africana Studies
Nora Keller ’10 – Political Science
Emily Kim ’11 – International Relations - History
Olivia Kingsley ’11 – English; Latin American Studies
Candice Lee ’10 – Political Science
Laura Marrin ’11 – International Relations - Political Science
Joy Napier ’10 – Political Science
Simi Oberoi ’11 – Political Science; History of Art
Rosie Osire ’10 – Economics; French
Aditi Patel ’11 – Political Science
Kerry Scanlon ’10 – Economics; French
Vivian Secaida ’11 – Political Science; Peace and Justice Studies
Sarah Shaer ’11 – Studio Art
Annie Smith ’11 – Biological Sciences
Rachel Snyderman ’11 – Economics; Latin American Studies
Alexandra Stark ’10 – International Relations - Political Science
Megan Townsend ’11 – Biological Sciences
Sarah Turrin ’11 – Political Science; Women's and Gender Studies
Lana Wear ’10 – International Relations - Political Science; French
Yi Zhang ’10 – History; Russian Studies