Human Rights Undergraduate Stories

Members of the Undergraduate Working Group ensure that the voices of undergraduate students are included in decisions shaping the program.

This summer, Libby Nemitz (CLA ‘26) and Dante Rocío (CLA ‘26) gained hands-on human rights experience at The Advocates for Human Rights.

Mumtaaz is driven by a passion for addressing global human rights challenges and understanding how we can learn from genocides of the past.

Our Undergraduate Working Group works to ensure voices of students are included in shaping the curriculum and program. Read to learn more about the 13 dedicated students on…

Read about the 2024 Fraser Fellows' summer internship experiences with leading human rights organizations, The Advocates for Human Rights and Global Rights for Women.

Madison Plemens-Schunk (CLA '24) receives the inaugural Outstanding Service to Human Rights Award.

First-year undergraduate student Jabril Anderson shares his goals for a project aimed at increasing the accessibility of Human Rights Program advocacy materials.

Third-year undergraduate student Manushri Ivaturi shares her excitement for research on mass atrocity crimes and transitional justice mechanisms with the Human Rights Program.

Fourth-year undergraduate student Livia Mickschl shares her hopes for research on the justice norm in the UN Security Council and ICC with the Human Rights Program.

Taylor Laube-Alvarez (CLA '25), the inaugural Hrant Dink Fellow, shares her passion for human rights and her hopes for the upcoming semester.