2014 Albright Fellows

The 2014 Albright Fellows are comprised of 22 juniors and 18 seniors, and represent 26 different majors at the College.

The Class of 2014 includes twenty-nine U.S. citizens (including three with dual citizenship) and eleven international students.  Overall, thirteen countries are represented:  Canada, China, Ethiopia, France, Georgia, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, United Kingdom, and United States.

List of 2014 Albright Fellows

Sebiha Abdullahi ’15 – Biochemistry

Noorah Al-Eidi ’15 – Economics      

Fiona Almeida ’15 – Anthropology; Biological Sciences

Ellen Bechtel ’14 – Environmental Studies   

Alexandra Day ’15 – Physics

Elodie de Bethmann ’15 – Peace and Justice Studies           

Betsy Ericksen ’14 - Peace and Justice Studies         

Charlotte Fitzek ’15 – East Asian Studies     

Nathalie Gruet ’15 – Economics; Political Science

Mabelly Guerrero ’14 – Neuroscience           

Narayani Gupta ’15 – Economics      

Amanda Hui ’15 – Economics; Psychology

Elizabeth Kapnick ’15 – Middle Eastern Studies; Political Science

Shikah Kofie ’14 – Women's and Gender Studies; Africana Studies

Charlene Lee ’14 – History; Computer Science

Diana Lee ’15 – Environmental Studies        

Sophia Liu ’14 – Environmental Studies       

Ana Lomtadze ’14 – Cinema and Media Studies; Political Science

Rebecca Lucas ’14 – Political Science; Religion

Sarah Mahmood ’14 – Political Science        

Margaret McClure ’15 – Russian; Political Science

Molly McNamara ’15 – Neuroscience; Spanish

Alison Noehrbass ’14 – Philosophy; Political Science

Mara Elissa Palma ’15 – Political Science     

Berit Paxson-Tarnai ’15 – Mathematics         

Susan Puente-Matos ’14 – Chinese Language and Literature; French Language and Literature

Saraswati Rathod ’15 – Political Science      

Victoria Rines ’15 – Biological Sciences       

Rebecca Rubinstein ’15 – Spanish; Biological Sciences

Jenna Elizabeth Russo ’14 – Philosophy       

Elena Scott-Kakures ’15 – Political Science; Middle Eastern Studies

Cherry Shen ’14 – Economics           

Emma Smith ’14 – Economics; Middle Eastern Studies

Liyang Sun ’14 – Economics; Mathematics

Claire Tam ’15 – Political Science     

Guangxin Wang ’14 – Psychology; Peace and Justice Studies

Ji Qing Wu ’15 – Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences; Economics

Mai Yer Xiong ’14 – Economics; Spanish

Sarah Zemlok ’14 – Chemistry          

Lucy Zhu ’15 – Economics