Graduate Fellow
Nicole Bennett is a human geographer specializing in digital spaces, humanitarian crises, and data equity. Her research delves into the intersection of digital and physical movements, with a particular emphasis on migration data. She taught as an Instructor of Record for Regions of the World, Public Oral Communications, Key Strategies for Academic Success, and Culture of College.
Intern
Milan Colzani is an undergraduate student of the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies. She is double majoring in International Law and Institutions and Spanish, with a minor in Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures. Currently, she is completing her Capstone study, with her research focusing on dialect formation in second-generation immigrant populations.
Previous Graduate Fellow
Sharif Wahab is a human geographer with expertise in protracted displacement and its impact on mobilities and belonging in South Asia. Sharif's research focuses on the place-based governance of protracted Rohingya refugees in the Kutupalong refugee camp, Cox's Bazar city, and Bhasan Char Island in Bangladesh. He taught as an Instructor of Record for Regions of the World and assisted in teaching Environment and Society.
