Ms. Kate Alley is an undergraduate student at Tulane University studying Art History and Communications. She is particularly interested in the history of design and the ways in which design is used to convey the cultural nuances of geography. Her work has been supported by a Paul Tulane Scholarship and a Tenenbaum Grant from Tulane
Zoe Roberts Churchill (she/her) is a second-year undergraduate student at Tulane University majoring in English and History. She attends the 3rd Global Conference on Gender Studies as a participant in Newcomb Scholars, a four-year academic program at Tulane dedicated to feminist research and leadership. Outside of academics, Churchill is a member of the Tulane Rowing
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Ms. Maja Schuster is an aspiring humanitarian professional and doctoral researcher in Peace and Conflict Studies. She holds a Master’s degree in Humanitarian Action and Conflict Research from Uppsala University and is currently conducting an internship with the Swedish Red Cross in Stockholm. Her Master’s thesis, “The Humanitarian Cowboy: A Qualitative Study on the Performance