Northeast Law & Society Retreat

CJLS Welcomes Its Third Graduate Fellow Cohort. Graduate students will receive mentorship from the CJLS community, help select speakers of the Five College CJLS Speaker Series, and receive up to $1000 to attend an interdisciplinary law related conference.

Sharonee Dasgupta is a third year PhD student in Anthropology and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. Their project is an ethnographic study of women’s work on the border of India and Bangladesh.

Nefeli Forni is a fifth year PhD student in Comparative Literature. Their project focuses on utilizing legal frameworks to understand sexual tourism.

Raymond Carahar is a fifth year PhD student in Economics. Their project seeks to understand the implications of abortion restrictions in the wake of the Dobbs decision.

Seth Kershner is a second year PhD student in History. Their project will focus on the politicization of military prisoners during the Vietnam war.

Gaye Ozpinar is a third year PhD student in History. Their project will work with immigration and labor law with a focus on undocumented immigrants. 

Gorana Gonzalez is a fourth year PhD student in Psychology. Their project will focus on how children understand and experience the police and policing.