CISLA Juniors: Class of 2025

Meiling Bottan

Major: Neuroscience

CISLA Language: Japanese
SIP: Considering Mental Health in Japan

Eliaris Brito

Major: Hispanic Studies

CISLA Language: Spanish and Japanese
SIP: Dialectal and Societal Impacts of the Japanese Immigrant’s Language and Culture in Constanza, DR

Maya Bruno

Major: Architectural Studies

CISLA Language: Italian
SIP: Balancing Historic Preservation and Sustainability: An Analysis of the Superbonus Program in Italy

Austin Cheng

Major: Biochemistry, Cellular and Molecular Biology

CISLA Language: French
SIP: Artificial Extinction

Emma Dinkelspiel

Major: German Studies and Slavic Studies

CISLA Language: German and Russian
SIP: Translingual Migration: Russian Authors Making a Literary Home In Germany

Leila Hernandez-Webster

Majors: Environmental Studies and Film Studies

CISLA Language: Spanish
SIP: Environmental Policy in Latin America

Claire Hoffmann

Majors: German Studies and Environmental Studies

CISLA Language: German
SIP: Biodynamic Farming and Regenerative Agriculture Principles in German Viticulture

Abdullah Khan

Major: Architectural Studies

CISLA Language: Italian
SIP: Comparative Analysis of the Use of Technology in Architectural Preservation

Stella Koenig

Major: International Relations

CISLA Language: Japanese
SIP: Examining Migrant Experiences in Japan

Samantha Lamontagne

Major: Psychology

CISLA Language: French
SIP: Mental Health Systems and Stigma: Comparison of French and American Policy and Practice

Wonkyung Lee

Major: International Relations

CISLA Language: Japanese
SIP: Prime Minister’s Economic Plan and the Development of Japanese Startup Companies

Ilan Listgarten

Major: International Relations and Environmental Studies

CISLA Language: French
SIP: An Examination of the Environmental Justice Movement in France

Kayla Mateo

Major: Latin American and Latino Studies

CISLA Language: Spanish
SIP: Breaking Traditional Stigmas in Modern Day: Comparative Analysis of People of Color Creatives Choosing Non-Traditional Careers

Nora Pulsifer

Majors: French and Government

CISLA Language: French
SIP: Sexual Violence Prevention in French-Speaking Countries 

Sofia Raffel

Majors: French and Economics

CISLA Language: French
SIP: Socio-spatial Structure of Western Cities and its Impact on Wealth Stratification and Housing Equity

Corinne Robbins

Major: Government

CISLA Language: Spanish
SIP: Analysis of Abortion Policy and Advocacy in Uruguay

Blake Rogers

Majors: Hispanic Studies, Economics, and International Relations

CISLA Language: Spanish
SIP: The 2008-2009 Euro Financial Crisis

Alejandra Romero-Sanchez

Major: Human Development

CISLA Language: Spanish
SIP: Comparison of Collectivistic Spanish-Speaking Communities and Individualistic English-Speaking Communities

Suleman Saleem

Majors: History and English

CISLA Languages: Arabic and English
SIP: Narratives of Historical Desire: The Egyptian Revolution and its Consequences 

Noa Schmid

Majors: Art and International Relations

CISLA Language: Hebrew
SIP: A Comparative Analysis of the Visual Culture of Occupation in Palestine and Western Sahara

Aiden Shiell

Major: East Asian Studies

CISLA Languages: Spanish and Japanese
SIP: The Origins and Dialectical Differences Between the Tokyo Dialect of Japanese and the Local Dialect of Japanese Migrants in Costanza, DR

Zoe Starzenski

Majors: Architectural Studies

CISLA Language: Italian and French
SIP: Sustainable and Affordable Housing in Gabon

Jazmin Villalba Gimenez

Major: Biochemistry, Cellular and Molecular Biology

CISLA Language: Portuguese
SIP: How Hormonal Changes and Mental Health are Affected by Period Poverty and Social Class Among Females - A Comparison of Paraguay and Portugal

Torrance Wagner

Major: Botany (Sustainable Agriculture Concentration)

CISLA Language: Spanish
SIP: Foodscapes and Food Sovereignty in Mexico