Caitlyn is an undergraduate senior from Tennessee majoring in South Asia Studies at the College of Arts and Sciences. Her research interests broadly center on modern South Asian history, with topical interests in historical linguistics, state-making and nationalism, and religious conflict and syncretisms in borderland regions. At Penn, she is the education chair for Students4Rohingya, a student organization that aims to educate the public about the Rohingya human rights crisis. She has also worked with the Penn German Society, a group that aims to provide a platform for contemporary issues in German-speaking countries. She also works as an editorial intern for Canadian-American Slavic Studies, a quarterly peer-reviewed academic journal, and as a college preparation and career readiness coach at the Netter Center for Community Partnerships. In her free time, Caitlyn enjoys playing the clarinet, exploring Wikipedia, and learning new languages.