Travis K Chai Andrade '24 Research Fellow Kanaka ʻŌiwi (Native Hawaiian) Anthropology and Archaeology Travis Chai Andrade is Kanaka ʻŌiwi, and was born raised on Hawaiʻi island. He is in the class of 2024 at Princeton and is studying anthropology with certificates in archaeology, and (hopefully) Indigenous studies. Travis's independent research focuses on Kū and his representations across time and space. He is also interested in… Thomas Dayzie '22 Research Fellow Navajo Nation English, Humanistic Studies, Near Eastern Studies Thomas Dayzie, Navajo Nation member, Bilagáana born for Tódich'ii'nii, has roots in San Diego, CA and Kayenta, AZ. He is an English concentrator at Princeton, pursuing certificates in Humanisitic Studies, Creative Writing, and Hebrew. Thomas is looking into invocations of Nuclear topics in literature pertaining to indigenous populations,… Brooke Kennedy '23 Research Fellow Walpole Island First Nation (Ojibwe) Anthropology Brooke Kennedy is Ojibwe and a tribal member of Walpole Island First Nation. She is from Birmingham, Michigan, and is a junior at Princeton University. Brooke is planning on earning an undergraduate degree in anthropology, specifically focussing on medical aspects within her field of… Katherine Mumm Research Fellow (Former) Ojibwe Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, Software Development Hunter Worth '22 Research Fellow Native Hawaiian (Kanaka Maoli) Neuroscience Hunter Worth is a Native Hawaiian from Maui, Hawai'i. He is a junior at Princeton University majoring in Neuroscience. In Nuclear Princeton, he serves as a connection to the Pacific and is interested in how nuclear energy and bombing has affected pacific populations. Alongside his academics, Hunter serves the Princeton…
