Mentees – Uday Chandra

Tehreem Asghar (‘16)

Honors Thesis: The Dramebaaz Pakistani Woman: How TV Dramas and Commercials Perpetuate Patriarchy in Pakistan

Residence College Director, NYU Abu Dhabi

Shiza Abbasi (‘19)

Honors Thesis: The Changing Contours of Resistance in Kashmir

M.A. in International Affairs, University of Chicago

Zaubash Shakir (‘19)

Honors Thesis: NGOs as Educators: Civil Society and Primary Education in Islamabad

Manager, Executive & Professional Education, Georgetown University in Qatar

Wesley Chen (‘20)

Honors Thesis: The United States, China, and the New Rules of World Trade

J.D., Georgetown Law

Al Anoud Al Kuwari (‘20)

Honors Thesis: Righteous Diplomacy: Human Rights and International Relations in Post-2017 Qatar

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Qatar

Irene Ann Promodh (‘21)

Honors Thesis: The Politics of Translocal Religiosity among South Indian Christians in Qatar

PhD in Anthropology, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Fiza Shahzad (‘21)

Gender and Politics Certificate Thesis: The Political Economy of Marriage in Contemporary India

M.A. in South Asian History, Tufts

Aisha Al-Kuwari (‘22)

Honors Thesis: Contested National Memories: Competing Narratives of ‘Comfort Women’ in Contemporary South Korea

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Qatar

Adeen Malik ('23)

Gender and Politics Certificate Thesis: Broadening the Scope of Feminist Activism in Pakistan: An Analysis of the Aurat March’s Politicization of Gender

Aashish Karn ('23)

Honors Thesis: Migrants and Social Inclusivity: The Case of Nepalese Migrant Diaspora of Qatar (in progress)

Nusaybah Binti Maszlee ('23)

Honors Thesis: Politics and Anti-Politics: University Youth and Corruption in Malaysia (in progress)

Saad Ullah ('23)

Public Policy Certificate Thesis: The Implications of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) for Socioeconomic Development in Pakistan (In progress)

Lina Darwish (‘23)

Certificate in Media and Politics (in progress)