Grace Argo (She/Her)

Assistant Director, Community Engaged Research, Brown University
  • People
  • United States of America
Ebubechukwu David Anaevune

Student, Brown University

I am an undergraduate student at Brown pursuing undergraduate education in Computer Science and Chemistry. I intend to proceed to Medical School and ultimately specialize in Neurosurgery. I play soccer.
Adira Altman

Student, Brown University

Ethan McDowell

Student, Brown University

Hi! My name is Ethan McDowell, and I am a rising Senior at Brown University concentrating in Computer Science and Visual Art. I love to make art, with a focus in sculpture, but in my free time, I've been painting and drawing to prepare for my upper-level studios this fall! I'm in love with the outdoors, and I'm a plant dad at heart. My current research is focused on an app development project for the Brown Arts Institute (BAI) where we are trying to streamline scheduling and administrative tasks for BAI workers/getting them connected with other BAI opportunities!
Kalie Adeji Minor

Undergraduate Research Assistant, Brown University

Hello! I am currently a rising sophomore at Brown University, and I intend to concentrate in Computer Science (A.B.) and Religious Studies. I have a deep passion for writing and am considering a future in law. A lot of my work in the past has centered the importance of uplifting youth voices and autonomy within the community and at institutional levels, so I am excited to continue that legacy as a Laidlaw Scholar. 
Annette Molina

Research Assistant, Brown University

Ishita Khurana

Laidlaw Scholar, Brown University

I am a BA/MD student in Brown University's Program in Liberal Medical Education concentrating in Comparative Literature and International and Public Affairs. My current research centers healthcare in South Asia and other low resource settings.
Ifadayo Engel-Halfkenny

Student Researcher, Brown University

Sophia Cheng

Intern, Laidlaw Scholars

Sara Sultani

Laidlaw Scholar , Brown University

I’m Sara Sultani, currently studying Public Health at Brown University. I will be working on the research project “Strategizing Solutions to End Youth Homelessness in Rhode Island”. As a public health student deeply committed to addressing complex societal issues such as health disparities, I am particularly interested in addressing the challenges of youth homelessness. This scholarship provides me with a fantastic opportunity to develop my leadership skills and engage in meaningful research. I'm eager to connect with fellow scholars and explore how we can make a positive impact through our projects and leadership development. Outside of my studies, my experience as an activity leader at the Cambridge Arts, Technology & Science Academy with students from different parts of the world enhanced my ability to create inclusive spaces, which is crucial for addressing the needs of marginalized youth.  In addition to my academic and practical experiences, I am committed to fully engaging with all aspects of my summer project. I value consistent participation and aim to make a meaningful impact through my involvement, ensuring that my work contributes to the project's goals and aligns with the core values of community service and inclusivity. I am eager to contribute to and learn from the Laidlaw Network, bringing my analytical skills, cultural competency, and steadfast commitment to improving public health and promoting social justice.
Princess Agina

Founder, BusinessU Ventures

Laidlaw Scholar Alumna at Oxford University's Saïd Business School, I'm often found at the piano🎹, mesmerized in a theatre🎭, or painting away the night with friends🎨.  If our paths align in interests or work, why not connect? Ping me, and let's connect on LinkedIn.
Dr Corey Crossan

Research and Teaching Scholar, The Oxford Character Project

Gabriela Venegas-Ramirez

student, Brown University

Hi! My name is Gabi, I am Colombian and Chilean, and I study International and Public Affairs at Brown University. I care deeply about human rights everywhere, and have spent the majority of my university years organizing for labor and immigrant rights, as well as food and housing security. I started and currently lead our school's chapters of Amnesty International and Food Not Bombs. I hope to one day work in international human rights law, or documentary production.
Daido Ramsess Ouattara

Student, Brown University

Hi Fellow Laidlaw Scholars, My name is Daïdo, and I am thrilled to get to know you all as we embark on this exciting academic journey together. I am majoring in both Public Health and Health and Human Biology at Brown University, with a strong aspiration to advance the understanding and dissemination of social determinants of health. This summer, I am delving into research that explores stigma and resilience among vulnerable populations, aiming to contribute meaningful insights to this crucial area. Beyond my academic pursuits, I enjoy biking and listening to Frank Ocean. I also love trying new foods with friends and crocheting in my spare time. Looking forward to connecting with you all and sharing our experiences! Best, Daïdo
Samantha Ho

Laidlaw Scholar, Brown University

Risheetha Bhagawatula

Laidlaw Scholar '24, Brown University

I'm an undergraduate at Brown University double concentrating in Applied Mathematics-Computer Science and Music. My current research focuses on developing a mobile app for scheduling and work placement at the Brown Arts Institute.
K Yin

Engaged Research Graduate Assistant, Brown University

Hi there! I am currently pursuing a PhD in the American Studies department at Brown University. My research situates contemporary visual culture alongside the historical archive to think about Asian/American political subjectivity and identity. As an Engaged Research Graduate Assistant at Brown, I support our Laidlaw Scholars Program. Please feel free to reach out and connect with me!
Marcus Waller

Laidlaw Scholar, Brown University

Zoe Stevens

Programme Manager, LSE

I am the Programme Manager at LSELife dedicated to providing personal and professional development opportunities and programmes to our students at LSE. 
Cassice Last

Student Developer (Leadership), University of St Andrews

Colleen Dougherty

Assistant Director, Center for Research & Fellowships, Georgetown University

Colleen manages the Laidlaw Scholars Leadership and Research Programme at Georgetown University. Through her work, Colleen aims to increase accessibility in fellowships advising for all Georgetown students with a special focus on reflective practices intended to help students identify and develop personal and career goals. Prior to joining Georgetown University, Colleen served as the Assistant Director for Early Career Initiatives with NASPA- Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education, where she managed professional development programs for undergraduate student, graduate student, and new professional members. Colleen holds a master’s degree in Student Development in Higher Education from the University of Maine and bachelor’s degrees in Women and Gender Studies and Anthropology from the University of Delaware.