Kellogg International Scholars Program Research Night (VIRTUAL)
First year students interested in research and international studies should attend this event. Only first year students may apply for this program. Attend to learn about the research current International Scholars are doing with their faculty advisers and network with students and faculty of the program following the presentations.
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Program
Welcome and Introduction of the Program – Holly Rivers, Associate Director, Kellogg Institute
Opening Comments: Hind Zahour '21 (computer science/industrial design)
Research Pairs – International Scholars and Faculty Fellows
Marie Bond'21 (civil engineering) and Alexandros Taflanidis, Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering & Earth Sciences, Frank M. Freimann Collegiate Chair in Structural Engineering, Concurrent Professor, Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Alexander Lewis'22 (neuroscience and behavior/Spanish) and Marisel Moreno, Rev. John A. O’Brien Associate Professor of Latino/a Literature
Closing Comments: Monica Turner '23 (economics/political science)
Hind Zahour ‘22
This profile was current as of May 2022, when she was part of the on-campus Kellogg community. Hind Zahour's interests are focused on counter terrorism through cybersecurity as well as the way that religion and colonialism in Africa and the Middle East are intertwined and shaped the history, culture and identity of many countries. Zahour is working with Rev. Paul Kollman, CSC...
Marie Bond ‘21
This profile was current as of 2021, when she was part of the on-campus Kellogg community. Marie Bond is interested in the structural integrity and vulnerability of infrastructure in areas prone to natural disasters such as earthquakes. She plans to investigate the disparities of infrastructure resilience across countries of varying wealth...
Alexandros Taflanidis
Kellogg Institute Faculty Fellow Alexandros Taflanidis is professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Earth Sciences. His research focuses on uncertainty quantification and uncertainty conscious design, with applications to disaster risk reduction, Bayesian model updating, dynamical system design, and enhancement of sustainability/resilience of civil infrastructure systems...
Lisa Huang ‘21
This profile was current as of 2021, when she was part of the on-campus Kellogg community. Lisa Huang is working with Professor Terence McDonnell on his empathy objects project. She is finalizing a research study that uses empathy-inducing narrative, video, and virtual reality to measure potential impact on empathy...
Claire Mitchell ‘21
Courtney (Claire) Mitchell is working with Professor Terence McDonnell on his Empathy Objects project. The project seeks to advance understanding of the ways in which objects and simulations can be designed to evoke a sense of empathy in a user or viewer...
Terence McDonnell
Terry McDonnell is associate professor of sociology and the department chair and a concurrent faculty member of the Keough School of Global Affairs. He is a cultural sociologist (Ph.D. 2009, Northwestern University) who studies objects and media in everyday life. McDonnell has been a Kellogg Institute faculty fellow since 2011...
Trevor Lwere ‘22
This profile was current as of May 2022, when he was part of the on-campus Kellogg community. Trevor Lwere is a senior from Kampala, Uganda. Lwere is currently working with Professor Jaimie Bleck in the political science department to study the incentives for civil society organizations to flag corruption in Mali...
Patrick McCabe ‘21
The profile below was current as of 2021 when he was part of the on-campus Kellogg community. Patrick McCabe is a senior majoring in political science and Arabic and minoring in peace studies. He is a research assistant with Professor Jaimie Bleck, contributing to projects studying education and citizenship in Kenya and methods of preventing electoral violence in Ghana...
Marisel Moreno
Marisel Moreno is the Rev. John A. O’Brien Professor of Latina/o Literature in the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures at the University of Notre Dame. Issues of race, gender, and ethnicity are central to her work, which also examines the literary and cultural production of Afro-Latinos and the so-called “Other” Latinos (Salvadorans, Guatemalans, and Peruvians)...