Current and Previous Tanner Fellowship Recipients

2025 - 2026

Sha'Neise Frazier  '27
Race, Immigration, and Affordable Housing in New York City

Nathan Inecia '26
Embodying Impacts of Trading on Social and Economic Life in Curacao

 Shota Kubota '28
Old vs New: Shifting Japanese Investments

Mutanu Mbithi '26
A Qualitative Exploration of the Impact of Social Protection on Maternal and Child Health in Ghana

Aurore Mihigo '27
Examining the Relationship Between Social Protection and Maternal Child Health: Case of Women in the Ashanti Region of Ghana

Keith Omane-Agyei '26
Assessing the Impact of Ghana's LEAP Cash Transfer Program on Maternal Mental Health

2024 - 2025

Kristina Bahl ’24  
Volunteering in the Philippines: Hockey, Health, and Academic Engagement       

Berenice Gervacio '25
Changing Colonial Narratives

Nach Insaurralde '25
Exploring Non-Binary Experiences in Beunos Aires, Argentina

Laura Ivosevic '25
Croatia's Agriculture - Examining the Structural Components to Explore Major Cultural Shifts Caused by Changes in Agricultural Practices in the 21st Century
 

2023 - 2024

Caroline Brown ’24
Natural Building and Community Structure at Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage      

Sage Lalor '24
How Living in a Non-Capitalistic Intentional Community Influences Equity and Subconscious Social Issues

Martina Velasquez '24
Shadowing and Volunteering at the Saints Peres Paris Institute for the Neurosciences

2021-2022

Isaiah Albright ‘23
Soft-power and the Irish State: Leveraging Diaspora

Sara Christensen ‘23
Unpacking the “Ugly” in Europe

Cora Ferguson ‘23
Finding our space in science: A closer look marginalization in STEM and building a community for undergraduate students on a similar path 

Enmity Field ‘24
Entering Game Design, Creation for Recreation

Wejden Jemmezi ‘25
Serendipity

Aaron Levy ‘23
Inspiring the uninspired

Yuchen Liang ‘23
China's "Involuted Generation" in Education

Billie McClosky ‘24
An Interactive Map of Cultural Jordan: A photojournalistic approach to increasing accessibility of Arabic Language and Culture for St. Lawrence University students