People

Undergraduate Fellows

  • Nishanth Bhargava

    History, Comparative Literature

    CAS, 2027

    Project: From the People, To the People: Theories of the Subject after May '68 in France

    Nishanth Bhargava is a sophomore in the College of Arts and Sciences studying History and Comparative Literature. Originally from New Jersey, his research interests revolve around radical politics, particularly the... (more)

  • Seyoon Chun

    History

    CAS, 2026

    Project: "Gyopo" Identity: Contemporary Korean-American Community Building in Christian Churches

    Seyoon Chun is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences majoring in History. Originally from Long Island, New York, his primary research interests revolve around the Korean diaspora, the practice of oral history... (more)

  • Taryn Flaherty

    Executive Board, Wolf Undergraduate Humanities Forum
    History

    CAS, 2025

    Project: Oral Histories of Chinatown: Development and Self-Determination

    Taryn Flaherty (she/her) is a rising fourth year in the College of Arts and Sciences, majoring in history and minoring in sociology and East Asian Languages and Civilizations. Born and raised in Philadelphia, Taryn's... (more)

  • Ning Ning (Jenny) Fu

    English; Philosophy, Politics, and Economics 

    CAS, 2025

    Project: The Flows of Informal Empire: Reading “The Malay” as a Lascar Sailor in Thomas De Quincey’s Confessions of an English Opium-Eater

    Jenny Fu is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences double majoring in English and Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE). Her experiences living in China, Canada, and the U.S. fostered her interest in... (more)

  • Daphne Glatter

    English, Ancient History

    CAS, 2025

    Project: "Poynts" of Interest: Premodern Keywords in MS Cotton Nero A.x

    Daphne Glatter is a Wolf Undergraduate Research Fellow and senior, majoring in English and Ancient History and minoring in Mathematics and Global Medieval Studies. Her research interests are diverse, ranging from... (more)

  • Greer Goergen

    History of Art, Comparative Literature

    CAS, 2025

    Project: Collectivism and Ideological Revivals: Soviet Objects, Representations, and Interiors

    Greer is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences, studying Art History and Comparative Literature. She is from New York City. Her academic journey has been shaped by an abiding interest in the cultural and... (more)

  • Eleanor Grauke

    History

    CAS, 2025

    Project: Washwomen, Widows, and Ward Leaders: Benevolent Societies as Instruments of Freedom by Black Women in Northern Cities, 1830-1840

    Eleanor is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences pursuing a degree in History, with a concentration in Political History. Her research interests lie in the histories of local political organizing, as well as... (more)

  • Katrina Itona

    Comparative Literature, English

    CAS, 2026

    Project: #aesthetic: Online Visual Subcultures and Internet Identity in Aesthetics

    Katrina is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences pursuing a degree in Comparative Literature with a concentration in globalization and English. She is from New Milford, New Jersey. Her academic interests... (more)

  • Connor Nakamura

    History

    CAS, 2025

    Project: Cloaked Radicalism: Bayard Rustin and the Socialist Civil Rights Strategy (1955–65)

    Connor Nakamura is a senior studying History with minors in Urban Studies and Creative Writing. He is interested in 20th-century social movements, political thought, ethnic studies, and urban history. His recent... (more)

  • Amanda Rodriguez

    History of Art, Latin American & Latinx Studies

    CAS, 2026

    Project: Border: Unraveling Narratives along the Rio Grande

    Amanda Renee Rodriguez is a Wolf Undergraduate Research Fellow majoring in History of Art and Latin American and Latinx Studies. Her primary interests include border studies/abolition, oral histories, and Mexican... (more)

  • Tova Tachau

    Executive Board, Wolf Undergraduate Humanities Forum
    Biochemistry, Comparative Literature, Russian and East European Studies

    CAS, 2025

    Project: Decoding the Value Relation Through Scientific Analogy: A Biochemical Reading of Marx's Capital

    Tova is a senior in the College of Arts and Sciences studying Biochemistry, Comparative Literature, and Russian and East European Studies. Her research interests encompass organic synthesis, Marxist theory, and... (more)

  • Eug Xu

    History

    CAS, 2025

    Project: Modes of Bookkeeping: How Material Samples Illustrate the Limitations of VOC Trading Expertise

    Eug Xu is a senior in the history department, also working towards a minor in the digital humanities. Eug is primarily interested in global history, merchant and craft economies, and the history of clothing and... (more)