Among the 54 GS fellowship winners over the course of the 2024-25 academic year, 19 Dual BA students and alumni have received 21 awards through various fellowship programs. Among them are three Rhodes finalists, a Fulbright semi-finalist, and recipients of various prestigious international, national, Columbia university, and local awards.
We offer our hearty congratulations to all of this year’s fellowship winners who, with their ingenuity, diligence, and well-served success, embody the best qualities of the Dual BA Program.
Fellowship Recipients
Bobby Aiyer ‘25, History
Fulbright (semi-finalist)
Anna Bartoux ‘23, Political Science
Belfer Young Leaders Fellowship, Harvard Kennedy School of Government
William Boucher ‘25
- Belgian-American Graduate Study Fellowship, Political Science and Economics
- Rhodes (German Finalist), Economics
- Jerome Lohez 9/11 Scholarship Foundation, Economics & Government
Nathan Canadas ‘19, Political Science
Knight-Hennessy semi-finalist (top 500)
Durga Chaloli ‘25, History
Teach for India Fellowship
Nephelie Chantzis ‘26, Comparative Literature & Society
Theodore de Bary Language Study Fellowship, Middle East Institute
Nathan Darmon ‘25, Political Science
Presidential Fellow, Center for the Study of Congress and the Presidency, Washington, D.C.
Marly Fisher ‘27, undeclared
Critical Language Scholarship (Arabic)
Makayla Gubbay ‘25, Human Rights
Rhodes (U.S. Finalist)
Max Tibor Guichard ‘25, Economics & Political Science
Columbia delegate McDonald Cadet Leadership Conference at West Point
Sofia Houir ‘26, Political Science
Theodore de Bary Language Study Fellowship, Middle East Institute
Kaitlyn Jeon ‘25, Anthropology
UN Millennium Fellows
Esha Modi ‘25, Financial Economics
Jerome Lohez 9/11 Scholarship Foundation
Elena Muglia ‘25, Political Science
Rhodes (Global Finalist)
Gillian Murphy ‘25, Sustainable Development
Princeton in Asia Fellow
Daniela Shapiro Ortiz de Zarate ‘25, Economics
Kraft Global Fellow
Jacqueline Grace Vera ‘26, Sustainable Development
Denning Global Fellowship in Sustainable Development
Giulia Vigoriti ‘25, Political Science
Institute of Global Politics Fellows
Clara Zibell ‘25, Sustainable Development
Tsinghua Summer Fellowship
