Center for Law & Policy Solutions
RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP

About the CLPS Fall 2023 Research Fellowship

The Fall 2023 Research Fellowship places undergraduate students with Rockefeller Institute scholars to assist with policy research projects. Institute scholars will act as mentors for the fellows, and direct their work on the research projects. Fellows are expected to meet once a week as a cohort to discuss their work, learn about policy research, and engage in professional skills development. The fellowship is paid, awards one course credit, and requires a commitment of 10 hours per week, with weekly one-hour in-person meetings at the Rockefeller Institute in downtown Albany.

Meet the Fellows

Ahtziri Campos

Ahtziri Campos

Center for Law & Policy Solutions Fall 2023 Research Fellow

Ahtziri Campos is a senior in a combined bachelor’s and master’s program at the University at Albany, majoring in political science with a double minor in Latin American and Caribbean studies and legal studies. Ahtziri is very passionate about tenant issues and has been a tenant organizer with the Ridgewood Tenants Union for many years. She is an undergraduate research assistant with Professor Mary Ellen Stitt researching pre-trial diversion programs. Ahtziri also has experience working in the New York State Senate for Deputy Majority Leader Michael Gianaris, offering constituent and legislative support. After completing her bachelor’s and master’s degrees, Ahtziri plans to attend law school, focusing on constitutional law.

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Suhani Iyer

Suhani Iyer

Center for Law & Policy Solutions Fall 2023 Research Fellow

Suhani Iyer is a junior at the University at Albany from Guilderland, New York, majoring in public policy with a concentration in urban issues. In addition to her studies, she works for the university’s Office of Intercultural Student Engagement as the Asian heritage peer educator and serves as chapter vice president of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity. Iyer has interned for the Intergovernmental Affairs Division of the New York State Labor Commissioner’s Office and New York State Senator Michelle Hinchey. She has diverse experiences in project management, communications, and external research. After graduation, she hopes to continue her involvement in public affairs and advocacy.

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Annabelle Trowbridge

Annabelle Trowbridge

Center for Law & Policy Solutions Fall 2023 Research Fellow

Annabelle Trowbridge is a sophomore in the Honors College at the University at Albany from Queensbury, New York, majoring in political science with a double minor in Spanish and international studies. In addition to her studies, Trowbridge works at the Office of Sustainability in Albany City Hall and is the constituent intern for Councilwoman Gabriella Romero, representing Albany’s 6th Ward. Last semester, she worked as an undergraduate assistant for Dina Refki at the Center of Women in Government and Civil Society. Later this school year, Trowbridge will spend a semester in DC as part of the Semester in Washington program at the University at Albany. After completing her bachelor’s degree, she intends to pursue her master’s in international relations.

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