European Studies

Navya Aggarwal, class of 2026 is majoring in Economics and Business and minoring in Gender Studies and European Studies. She has a strong passion for entreprenuership and social work. Her academic journey has revolved around exploring how the strategic application of marketing principles and HR practices can drive positive change. Navya envisions pursuing a career at the crossroads of corporate social responsibility and brand strategy, leveraging her skills to create meaningful connections between organizations and social causes.

I am a senior at St. Lawrence University, majoring in government with minors in philosophy and European studies. I am passionate about pursuing a career in advocacy and public service, with a strong interest in policy. I have held two internships in the U.S. Senate on Capitol Hill, one of which was in the office of the Senate Majority Leader, allowing me to expand my domestic policy knowledge. I have also had the opportunity to attend the 2024 NATO Summit, and spend a semester studying abroad, allowing me to expand my foreign policy knowledge.

Morgan Cleary is a current senior and member of the class of 2023 at St. Lawrence. She is currently majoring in Psychology with a variety of minors. After completing her degree, she hopes to further her education by attending graduate school. As for a career, she is passionate about evaluating and researching developmental disorders in young children, however, is still open to a wide range of possibilities.

Samantha (Sam) Cohen is a member of the class of ‘23, and she is an English Literature and Business in the Liberal Arts major. She became interested in studying Shakespeare after taking a course on Shakespeare’s Roman plays at St. Lawrence University. She plans to continue the work she started during the SLU Fellowship by writing an article about Shakespeare’s Roman and Greek plays during her senior year.

Isaiah Albright (he/him/his), born and raised in North Adams, Massachusetts, is a recent grad from the Class of 2023 at St. Lawrence University with a major in Government and a minor in European Studies. His previous student fellowship research utilized a multidimensional approach to understanding the relationship between government development efforts and ethnicity. Beyond his academic interests, Isaiah served on the executive board of SLU Pi Sigma Alpha, worked as a peer reviewer for The Underground, and was a member of the St.