2023-2024
- Gabrielle Girard (Politics)
- Alejandro Martinez Rodriguez (Spanish & Portuguese)
- William Mullaney (Comparative Literature)
- Javier Rivero Ramos (Art & Archaeology)
- Jessica Womack (Art & Archaelogy)
2022-2023
- Will Freeman (Politics)
2021-2022
- Mauricio Acuña (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Ingrid Brioso Rieumont (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Charlie Hankin (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Brandon Hunter-Pazzara (Anthropology)
- Felice Physioc (History)
2020-2021
- Daniela T. Barba Sánchez (Politics)
- Martín Cobas Sosa (Architecture)
- Miguel Domínguez (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Marina Miguel Bedran (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Benjamin Murphy (Art & Archaeology)
- Sowmya Ramanathan (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Yvette Ramirez (MPA, School of Public & International Affairs)
2019-2020
- Sonia de Laforcade (Art & Archaeology)
2018-2019
- Federico Carlos Huneeus (Economics)
- Jessica R. Mack (History)
- Thomas Matusiak (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Paula Elena Vedoveli Francisco (History)
2017-2018
- Ireri Chaves Barcenas (Music)
- Kelsey Christina Moss (Religion)
- Marcelo da Rocha Lima Diego (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Elizabeth Hochberg (Spanish & Portuguese)
- Nathaniel Wolfson (Spanish & Portuguese)
2016-2017
- Martin Marimon (History)
- Sarah Town (Music)
2015-2016
- Valeria Lopez Facul (History)
- Melissa Teixeira (History)
The Program in Latin American Studies deeply influenced my experience as a grad student at Princeton. I was welcomed into the PLAS community upon my arrival as a Lassen Fellow and given an academic space where my ideas and expertise were always valued by the colleagues I met at PLAS. The multi-country, multi-archival research I conducted over the years for my PhD dissertation would also not have been possible without their generous financial support. PLAS was always a big supporter. PLAS is one of the reasons why I successfully defended and found a job. Thank you!
-Paula Vedoveli *19, History, Princeton University