Fellows

New Perspectives

MMUF fellows are encouraged to pursue their passions and support one another in advanced research projects that reflect new and diverse avenues of inquiry.

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Current Fellows

Meet our young scholars and learn about their academic interests, achievements and goals.

Published Works

Read scholarly articles by Hunter MMUF fellows published in the prestigious Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Journal.

The Black Panther Party and the Criminalization of Social Justice

The legacy of the Black Panther Party by Giovanni Martin Green, Hunter College, published 2019.
The Ontology of Suppression

Apostasy, Disconnection, and the “Suppressive Person” Type by Gabriella Lee, Hunter College, published 2019.
English as the New French

Nation-State Building and Language as Capital in Morocco by Fatima Tariq, Hunter College, published 2019.
From Pathology to Prodigy

Parental Discourses on “Late Language Emergence” by Arianna Chinchilla, Hunter College, published 2018.