Natalie Kowalkowski is a sophomore majoring in Political Science and History with a minor in European Studies, and is on the pre-law track. She is originally from Chicago, Illinois and now lives in Welsh Family Hall. Natalie is currently interning with the Alliance for Catholic Education conducting policy research and as well works as an office assistant for the Nanovic Institute. During the summer of 2024 Natalie participated in the Nanovic Institutes Sites of Memory research project where she conducted Holocaust memory research in Lublin, Poland, focusing specifically on Jewish and Polish identity. At Notre Dame, Natalie is a member of the Diplomacy Fellowship through the Nanovic Institute, as well as Model UN and Women in International Society.
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Natalie Kowalkowski ‘27
