Starting in 2019, we coordinate a summer internship with the Chicago Center on Democracy to support student fellows from the consortium’s participating universities. Interns expand and improve the Democratic Erosion Event Dataset (DEED), develop reports in collaboration with the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and other policy partners in the Fundamental Freedoms Fund (FFF) consortium, and further our research on affective polarization in the United States. Below are the interdisciplinary cohorts from 2019 through 2022.
Folake Amoda
- Psychology and International Affairs, University of Georgia '22
Charlotte Bairey
- Political Science, University of Chicago '20
Caleb Benjamin
- Government, Dartmouth College '23
Alan Chen
- Master of International Affairs, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University '21
Uma Gaunt
- History and Biology, University of Chicago
Isaiah Holquist
- Statistics, University of Chicago '21
Isabela Karibjanian
- International Relations, Brown University '19
Tzion Jones
- Computer Science and International and Public Affairs, Brown University '21
Justin Kramer
- Quantitative Social Sciences and Government, Dartmouth College '21
Yohan Mutta
- Development Studies, Brown University '23
Ashley Myers
- Master of Public Service and Administration, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University '21
HyounJung Noh
- Master of International Affairs, Bush School of Government and Public Service, Texas A&M University '21
Carter Squires
- Political Science, University of Chicago '21
Gabriela Quintana
- International Affairs, Texas A&M University '22
Leyla Jacoby
- Quantitative Social Science, Dartmouth College '25
Ramy El-Dowek
- Master’s of Public Policy, University of Houston '23
Suzie Zhang
- Political Science and Economics, Brown University '24
Fiona Brauer
- Law, Letters, and Society, University of Chicago '23
Aniyah Nelson
- Political Science and Sociology, Brown University '25
Mitchell Ransden
- Government, Dartmouth College '23