Summer 2025 at CNS: Read the Story
Fellows will participate in a series of lectures in the fields of nonproliferation, disarmament, and arms control. They will also join ongoing CNS research projects and carry out independent research projects with CNS mentorship. This unique and innovative nonproliferation training program aligns with our Center’s goal of training future leaders to combat the spread of weapons of mass destruction. We are confident that this summer program will be educationally rewarding, and life-changing experience for each one of participants as we engage them in rigorous educational and research activities.
We are thrilled to welcome 11 outstanding and enthusiastic undergraduate fellows from diverse backgrounds to CNS!
Check out the 2025 Summer Fellowship Pattison Event Report here!
Check out our Fellows’ final presentations here!
MEET THE FELLOWS!
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Finn Albright
Middlebury College
Major: International Politics & Economics
Minor: Russian
Ella Gincherman
Middlebury College
Major: Philosophy and Political Science
Thomas Huckans
Williams College
Major: Comparative Political Science/ Astronomy
Hannah Lee
University of Georgia
Major: International Affairs & Public Relations
Shota Maeda
Soka University of America
Major: International Studies
Ananya Mulpur
Middlebury College
Major: Political Science
Ayumi Nagatomi
Harvard College
Major: Government & East Asian Studies
Carl Parkin
Franklin & Marshall College
Majors: Government & Geosciences
Liam Purcell
Middlebury College
Major: Economics and Political Science
Helen Schiller
Middlebury College
Major: Global Studies & Arabic
Kathryn Wilmot
Middlebury College
Major: International Politics and Economics
This year’s Summer Program is funded by the Tom and Sarah Pattison Fund, the Carnegie Corporation of New York, and the Office of the Provost, Middlebury College.