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Jackie Presutti ’11: Why Hispanic Studies?

Hispanic Studies is not just a “Spanish” course of study, but a challenging, comprehensive interdisciplinary program

Olympia Sonnier ’10

Olympia Sonnier ’10 works for New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.

Jeanne Wilson

…examining Russian and Chinese discourse on democracy…

Gabe Amo ’10

Marshall Scholar will begin studies at Oxford

Katrina Hegeman ’10

Fulbright Scholar will teach in Slovakia

Alireza Shomali

Assistant Professor of Political Science Alireza Shomali published Politics and the Criteria of Truth (Palgrave Macmillan, 2010).

Anna Littlehale ’10

Anna Littlehale ’10, of Glen Ellyn, Ill., will teach English in Malaysia as a Fulbright Scholar, continuing a childhood commitment to helping others.

Jenna E. Lukasik Wechsler

… Supreme justice …

Jessica Buonaccorsi

Understanding American Voter Turnout: The Primary Factor Model

Edward A. Nesi

Lion in Winter: Edward M. Kennedy in the Bush Years, A Study in Senate Leadership

Duncan McCreery

Anti-Americanism in Russia, A Response to U.S. Unilateralism in the Post-Soviet Era

Myles Matteson

Judicial Reconstruction after Genocide: An Analysis of Courts and International Tribunals in Rwanda and Bosnia-Herzegovina