People
Undergraduate Fellows
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Catherine Campbell
Health & Societies
CAS, 2020
Project: “But if you could see the difference the library and a woman has made in that place!”: Taking Care of Men and Books in World War I
Catherine Campbell is a Health and Societies major concentrating in the history of medicine, with minors in Urban Studies and English. She is especially interested in the history of care work, both... (more)
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Cecily (Yujiao) Chen
English; History of Art
CAS, 2020
Project: Feeling Good about Feeling Bad: Kathy Acker’s Politics of Joy
Cecily is a senior pursuing a double major in English (with a concentration in Literary Theory and Cultural Studies) and History of Art. She is currently working on her honors thesis in English on the... (more)
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Kate Dildy
Philosophy
CAS, 2020
Project: Starting Close to Home: Relational Care and Global Justice
Kate is studying Philosophy, with minors in Religious Studies, Mathematics, and Statistics and interests in global justice and the social dimensions of medical, technological, and scientific innovation.... (more)
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Michael John
Africana Studies
CAS, 2020
Project: Building A Nation: An Exploration of Ethnic Identity in Post Colonial Guyana
Michael is a senior pursuing a degree in Africana Studies with a minor in Political Science, who studied non-western art and repatriation efforts in Paris the summer before transferring to Penn as a junior. His... (more)
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Clare Kearns
Classical Studies; Comparative Literature
CAS, 2020
Project: Αὐτάδελφος and Φιλάδελφος: the Language of Kinship in Sophocles’ Antigone
Kearns is a senior studying Classical Studies and Comparative Literature in the College of Arts and Sciences. Clare is interested in the relationship between antiquity and the present. Her research... (more)
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Brooke Krancer
History
CAS, 2020
Project: "A Modern and Distinctively Scottish Portrait”: Scottish Modern Art and National Identity in the Interwar Period
Brooke is a senior majoring in History and minoring in Art History. Focusing on the early twentieth century, she is particularly interested in modern art and architecture, the interwar period in Europe,... (more)
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John Ortega
Health & Societies
CAS, 2020
Project: Nun Left: The Changing Identity of Catholic Sisters and Catholic Hospitals
John Ortega is a Senior majoring in Health and Societies and concentrating in Public Health. He is interested in the role of faith and spirituality in health and is specifically researching the role that... (more)
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Andrej Patoski
Biology; Economics
CAS, 2020
Project: Changes in kin and social network structure due to low fertility and emigration: Case study of South-Eastern Europe
Andrej is a senior from Macedonia studying Computational Biology and Economics. His primary interest lies in the application of statistical and scientific tools in the humanities and social sciences. He... (more)
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Chloe Tan
Executive Board, Wolf Undergraduate Humanities Forum
Philosophy, Politics, and Economics; Gender, Sexuality, and Women's Studies
CAS, 2020
Project: Matters of the Heart(land): Housing, Kinship, and State Power in Singapore
Chloe is a senior double majoring in Philosophy, Politics and Economics, and Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies. Her research interest lies at the intersection of her two majors, particularly in the... (more)
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Archana Upadhyay
History
CAS, 2020
Project: “That More Peculiar Institution”: British Perceptions of Slavery in the Ottoman Empire During the Age of Abolition
Archana is a senior from Illinois majoring in History, with a concentration in World History. Her main academic interests are in global and imperial history, with special focuses on race, gender, and... (more)
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Yuxin Wen
Comparative Literature
CAS, 2020
Project: Of Two Minds: Intimacy, Power and the “Open Relationship” between Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone de Beauvoir
Yuxin (affectionately known as Viv/Vivi/Vivian) is a senior from Jiangsu, China. She majors in comparative literature and minors in creative writing and art history. As the senior editor of DoubleSpeak translation... (more)
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Changyue Yin
History
CAS, 2020
Project: In a Family with a Communist Dream: Accounts of An Indonesian Immigrant Family before and after the Cultural Revolution in the People’s Republic of China.
Changyue is a senior History major and a minor in Art History. Her project for the Wolf Humanities Center was inspired by an oral history class project on her grandparents’ experience during the Cultural... (more)