Chinaza Asiegbu (History, African Studies, 2022)
2020 Internship Recipients
With the support of CES, 20 Harvard College students are embarking on virtual internships at 18 institutions across 13 countries this summer.
Maia Alberts (Undeclared, 2023) – Mostar Summer Youth Programme (MSYP) – Bosnia and Herzegovina
Lauren Anderson (Social Studies, European History, Politics and Societies, 2021) – U.S. Department of State, Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs – USA
Sophia Armenakas (Philosophy, Art, Film and Visual Studies, 2022) – Center for Hellenic Studies – Greece
Chinaza Asiegbu (History, African Studies, 2022) – United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) – France
Tobias Benn (Undeclared, 2023) – Goethe-Institut New York – USA
Michael Cheng (History, Mathematics, 2022)
Samantha Carrillo (Psychology, 2021) – The Loop – United Kingdom
Michael Cheng (History, Mathematics, 2022) – Institute for Policy Research, University of Bath – United Kingdom
Kyra Colbert (Government, 2021) – Centre for Applied Nonviolent Action and Strategies (CANVAS) – Serbia
Salomé Garnier (Government, Global Health and Health Policy, 2022) – Center for International Studies and Research, Sciences Po – France
Deni Hoxha (Economics, 2021) – Office of the Mayor of Tirana – Albania
Ali Jebari (Social Studies, 2022) – Vaughan Avocats – France
Kyra Colbert (Government, 2021)
Drin Krasniqi (Economics, Computer Science, 2022) – Kosovo Pension Savings Trust (KPST) – Kosovo
Tadhg Larabee (Philosophy, 2022) – Hot Press Magazine – Ireland
Nikita Lledo (Government, Anthropology, 2022) – Centre for Applied Nonviolent Action and Strategies (CANVAS) – Serbia
Aliénor Manteau (English & Philosophy, 2022) – Puy du Fou – France
Nidhi Patel (Government, Neuroscience, 2022) – Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation (IHJR) – The Netherlands
Ajay Sarma (Government, 2023) – Real Instituto Elcano – Spain
Tobias Benn (Undeclared, 2023)
Raphaëlle Soffe (Social Studies, Public Economics, 2021) – German Council on Foreign Relations (DGAP) – Germany
Idil Tuysuzoglu (Government, Scandinavian Studies, 2021) – Timbro – Sweden
Jade Woods (Government, 2022) – Institute for Historical Justice and Reconciliation (IHJR) – The Netherlands
Interested in working in Europe next summer?
