OVERVIEW
Learn About Our
Fellowship Program
DEC Fellows receive training in dataset coding and gain hands-on experience by expanding, enhancing, and analyzing the Democratic Erosion Event Dataset (DEED), as well as contributing to additional research and policy-focused projects. Our Summer Fellowship is a ten-week remote training program with an initial one-week in-person training in Washington, D.C. We also offer a fully remote Fellowship Program in the Fall and Spring terms.
Our Fellows have come from the following universities and colleges:
FELLOWS
Meet our Fellows
Get to know our past and current Student Fellows.
Alan Chen
- Master of International Affairs, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University '21
Albert Cho
- International and Public Affairs and Applied Mathematics, specialization in Economics, Brown University '26
Ananya Mukerji
- Economics and English, Brown University ’26
Aniyah Nelson
- Political Science and Sociology, Brown University '25
Ashley Myers
- Master of Public Service and Administration, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University '21
Barclay Zislin
- International Relations and Social Policy and Practice, Tulane University ‘25
Beatrice Cappio
- Government, Dartmouth College '24
Ben Aronson
- Quantitative Social Sciences, Dartmouth ’24
Caleb Benjamin
- Government, Dartmouth College '23
Caleb Dixon
- Political Science, Morehouse College '25
Carter Squires
- Political Science, University of Chicago '21
Charlotte Bairey
- Political Science, University of Chicago '20
Chelsea Seifer
- Political Science and Religious Studies, University of Chicago '24
Deja West
- Political Science and Psychology, Texas Southern University ‘24
Diamond Bolden
- Political Science, Xavier University of Louisana ‘24
Emilia Murphy
- Government and Computer Science, College of William & Mary '27
Fiona Brauer
- Law, Letters, and Society, University of Chicago '23
Folake Amoda
- Psychology and International Affairs, University of Georgia '22
Gabriela Quintana
- International Affairs, Texas A&M University '22
Grace Njoya
- Political Science, Texas Southern University ‘25
Hamza Khan
- Masters of Public Policy, University of Houston '24
HyounJung Noh
- Master of International Affairs, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University '21
Isabela Karibjanian
- International Relations, Brown University '19
Isaiah Holquist
- Statistics, University of Chicago '21
Joya Wheatfall-Melvin
- Political Science, Spelman College '24
Juliana Mothersbaugh
- Public Policy, double minor in Quantitative Social Analysis and Spanish, University of Chicago '24
Justin Kramer
- Quantitative Social Sciences and Government, Dartmouth College '21
Leyla Jacoby
- Quantitative Social Science, Dartmouth College '25
Marta Hulievska
- History, Dartmouth College '25
Michelle Du
- Economics and Political Science, University of Chicago '27
Mitchell Ransden
- Government, Dartmouth College '23
Ramy El-Dowek
- Master’s of Public Policy, University of Houston '23
Rishi Thakker
- Government and Economics, Dartmouth College ‘27
Rodrigo Balvanera
- Fellowship Associate
Suzie Zhang
- Political Science and Economics, Brown University '24
Tess Delice
- Government, College of William & Mary ‘25
Tuna Akmehmet
- Mathematical Data Science and Government modified with Economics, Dartmouth College ‘26
Tzion Jones
- Computer Science and International and Public Affairs, Brown University '21
Uma Gaunt
- History and Biology, University of Chicago
Vikram Joshi
- Political Science and Economics, University of Chicago ‘25
Vincent Fumey-Nassah
- Public Policy, University of Houston ‘26
Yohan Mutta
- Development Studies, Brown University '23