Fellows
Genesis Bond Hollingsworth is a senior double majoring in Political Science and English. Before transitioning to the Atlanta campus, she was an Oxford Service Leader and worked at the Giving Hands Food Pantry as well as the Newton County Juvenile Court. While there, she served numerous county families experiencing food insecurity and shared her story with local youth with active cases as part of their rehabilitative efforts. Genesis was also a part of the Black Student Alliance and Oxford Christian Fellowship (OxFellowship), where she served as the co-president of BSA and co-vice president of OxFellowship. She continued her community efforts this summer, interning with Danville, VA's Economic Development office, supporting its local Black business initiative, creating the foundation of their business directory, and assisting with the small business network launch. Gabriel Hall is a senior majoring in Political Science and minoring in Data Science. He is currently writing a senior honors thesis centered on domestic opinions of foreign investment. He spent the past summer interning with Constituent Services at the Georgia Governor’s Office. On campus, he is a vice president of the Club Sports Executive Board and serves on the Club Ultimate Frisbee leadership team. Anna Miller is a senior at Emory University majoring in Political Science and minoring in Philosophy. She spent the spring 2026 semester studying at the University of Sydney and has professional experience in both law and education, most recently working as a summer paralegal at a criminal defense law firm in New York. Her academic interests include law, political discourse, human rights, and education policy. She has also been involved in volunteer work focused on food access and youth services. Santiago Pailhe is a junior majoring in Political Science and Philosophy, Politics, Law (PPL). He works as a research assistant for the Peace Research Institute Oslo's MicroPeace project, analyzing bureaucrat-civilian interactions in the implementation of the Colombian Peace Agreement. He also conducts research on the United States' trial courts with Dr. Matthew E. Baker's Politics of the Courtroom research lab. At Emory, he is vice president of Programming and chapter representative of the Kappa Alpha Pi Pre-Law & Government Fraternity, president of the Francophone Club, staff writer for the Emory Political Review, Academic Fellow for the International Student Welcome, and a member of Pi Sigma Alpha National Political Science Honor Society. Caitlin Williams is a senior at Emory University, double majoring in Political Science and Economics. For the last two years, Williams has conducted research on racialized violence in the United States with Dr. Kiela Crabtree’s Violence and Identity Lab. Williams is also involved in a variety of on-campus organizations, including being vice president of sustainability for the Residence Hall Association, managing editor for the Emory Economics Review, senior advisor to Pi Sigma Alpha (National Political Science Honor Society), a member of Omicron Delta Epsilon (International Economics Honor Society), a member of Emory’s Break Free from Plastic Task Force, and a contributing writer for The Emory Wheel. In summer 2026, Williams took courses in public finance and sustainable development at the London School of Economics and has spent previous summers as an international elections observation intern with the democracy program at The Carter Center, as well as a senior election researcher for Branch Politics. Crystal Zhang (27C) is a senior double majoring in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology (NBB) and Political Science. She has conducted research on Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease at University California San Diego and epilepsy at Albany Medical College. On campus, she is involved in marketing for the Chinese Student Undergraduate Organization and serves as a graphic designer for Emory Hacks, Emory’s computer science hackathon. Crystal is also an opinion editor for The Emory Wheel and a member of The Emory Wheel Editorial Board, as well as an editor for the Emory Journal of Law and Society. On the weekends, she volunteers as an EMT.
Genesis Bond-Hollingsworth
Gabriel Hall
Anna Miller
Santiago Pailhe
Caitlin Williams
Crystal Zhang
