Mellon-MIT Program on Forced Migration
Rachel Gisselquist G, political science, Honolulu
Sarah Kamal, G, comparative media studies, Ottawa, Ontario
Energy, Technology and International Affairs Research Grants--for advanced doctoral students working in close collaboration with a faculty member on any international aspect of energy, environment and international affairs.
David Art G, political science, Lincoln, Mass.
Boaz Atzili G, political science, Kibuttz Zikim, Israel
Michal Ben-Josef Hirsch G, political science, Tel Aviv
Pat Boyd G, political science, Madison, Va.
Genevieve Connors G, DUSP, New York
Vanda Felbabova G, political science, Belmont, Mass.
Rachel Gisselquist G, political science, Honolulu
Kelly Greenhill G, political science, Lincoln, Mass.
Heather Gregg G, political science, Nevada City, Calif.
Yinan He G, political science, Jiangsu Province, China
Greg Koblentz G, political science, Rye, N.Y.
Evangelos Liaras G, political science, Thessaloniki, Greece
Jennifer Lind G, political science, Aptos, Calif.
Sara Jane McCaffrey G, political science, New York
Marcela Natalicchio G, political science, Buenos Aires
Uri Raich G, DUSP, Mexico City
Neil Ruiz G, political science, Oxnard, Calif.
Rodrigo Serrano-Berthet G, DUSP, Buenos Aires
Ali Shirvani-Mahdavi G, DUSP, Minneapolis
Smita Srinivas G, DUSP, Bangalore, India
Sunil Tankha G, DUSP, Calcutta, India
Chris Twomey G, political science, Dedham, Mass.
Travel Fellowship--for doctoral students in international studies who intend to present a paper on international affairs at a professional meeting
Daniel Breznitz G, political science, Jerusalem
David Burbach G, political science, Portland, Ore.
Heather Gregg
Natasha Iskander G, management, Washington, D.C.
Jennifer Lind
Xiaomin Mou G, HST, Schenectady, N.Y.
Apiwat Ratanawaha G, DUSP, Chiangmai, Thailand
Karen Rothkin G, political science, New York
Neil Ruiz
Ali Shirvani-Mahdavi
Sunil Tankha
Christopher Twomey
A version of this article appeared in MIT Tech Talk on June 4, 2003.
