Watson undergraduate awards, grants and prizes

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

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

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

Matthew Loie ’24, Architecture
Participatory preservation, construction, and transformation: Ethnic architecture of Indonesia under global development

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

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)

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

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

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

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)

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