Weber Scholars 2025

    Arevik Armenakyan ’28

    Major: Quantitative Economics (Finance); Physics
    Project: The Role of Environmental, Social, and Governance Risk in Downside Resilience During the 2025 Liberation Day Tariff Shocks
    Miles Dostert ’26

    Major: Political Science
    Project: Quantifying Prison Gerrymandering: An Early Analysis of the 2020 Redistricting Cycle
    Esther Fansler ’26

    Majors: Political Science
    Project: Modernity’s Shadow: A Structural Analysis of Terrorist Organizations
    Lali Garsiashvili ’26

    Major: Political Science; Studio Art
    Project: Resistance Under Hybrid Regimes: An Examination of Georgia’s 2023-2025 Anti-Foreign Agents Protests
    Jennifer Gatheca ’26

    Major: Quantitative Economics; Political Science
    Project: Hypocrisy at the UN Security Council: Why Do the Five Permanent Members Frame Seemingly Similar Conflicts Differently?
    Tommy Glennon ’27

    Major: Political Science; Spanish
    Project:The effects of geographical contact and media exposure on immigration attitudes of non-immigrant voters in the United States
    Abigail Haglund ’26

    Major: Philosophy
    Project: Enlightened Punishment: The Carceral Philosophy of Classical Liberalism
    Adeline Johnson ’27

    Major: French; Economics
    Project: Manganese exposure and neurodevelopmental health: the effects of manganese treatment in  public water systems on student academic and behavioral performance
    Ainsley Schafer ’26

    Major:Political Science; Concentrations: Film and Media Studies & International Relations
    Project: Abortion Framing in Local News Outlets