2025

Elected to membership in Harvard's chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Iota of Massachusetts. "Founded on December 5th, 1776, Phi Beta Kappa is the nation's most prestigious academic honor society… Election to Alpha Iota of Massachusetts signifies that an undergraduate's course of study is distinguished by excellence, reach, originality, and rigor. Membership in ΦΒΚ is an honor bestowed on those whose coursework demonstrates not only high achievement, but also breadth of interest, depth of understanding, and intellectual honesty."

2025

Postgraduate Public Service Fellowships support meaningful public service projects undertaken after graduation. Received $17,000 to undertake public service work after graduation.

2025

The HUA will award the Coffey-Rollert Award to a graduating senior each academic year who has spent at least one semester of his or her senior year on the HUA. Any member of the HUA may nominate an eligible student for the award until the penultimate meeting of each academic year, upon which time there will be a secret ballot vote of the Executive Team to determine the winner, unless there is only one nominee in which case the nominee shall receive the award. The Co-Presidents will grant the award at the final HUA meeting of each academic year. The Coffey-Rollert Award will include a financial component drawn from a gift account administered by the Administrative Committee with the Office of Student Engagement. The Administrative Committee will coordinate with donors to ensure the continuity of this account.

2025

A prize from a fund established by the late James Gordon Bennett is offered for the best essay in English prose on some subject of American governmental, domestic, or foreign policy of contemporaneous interest.

2025

Established as part of the celebration of the first half-century of Dunster House, this prize is awarded annually to one or more members of the senior class whose contributions to the life of the House have been of a unique character. The prize recognizes individuals who have given freely of their time and talents to make an outstanding and memorable contribution to the life of the House as a whole. There is no competition for this award; the winner is selected by the Faculty Deans with the assistance of the Senior Common Room.

2025

Students of the rising sophomore, junior, and senior classes in the top 5% of their respective classes will be designated John Harvard Scholars, based on the grade point average of the previous academic year.

2024

Harvard’s Presidential Public Service Fellowship (PPSF) program supports a broad range of summerlong opportunities that serve the common good. Our Fellows are involved in meaningful projects that affect communities across the United States. They are active in programs that focus on education, the arts, and government; work in social services and human rights organizations; and seek improved outcomes in health, the environment, and the justice system.

2024

To encourage innovative research by undergraduate students, the Center for American Political Studies awards summer research fellowships up to $2,500 each to Harvard College juniors who are writing a senior thesis on any aspect of contemporary American politics. Undergraduates in any concentration in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences are welcome to apply. The purpose of the fellowship is to enable students to spend time in the summer and in the fall of their senior year on thesis research. It is acceptable to apply for funding to support archival research efforts locally and domestically, in addition to other methods to gather relevant materials and data (surveys, literature searches, etc.). CAPS is one of the few resources for undergraduates in the social sciences to obtain funding to support qualitative thesis research.

2024

The Charles Warren Center, Harvard’s American history research center, awards 4-6 summer fellowships to Harvard College juniors undertaking a senior thesis on any topic in American history. The award amount is commensurate with the research budget, up to a maximum of $2,500 each. Undergraduates in any concentration are welcome to apply, but the focus of the thesis must be on American history and the methodology must be primarily historical. The purpose of the fellowship is to enable students to spend a significant period of time on thesis research in the summer preceding the senior year.

Received 2x in 2024 and 1x in 2025

The Harvard College Conference Funding Program supports undergraduates presenting their original, independent research at academic conferences. Funding may be used to help cover conference-related expenses, including travel and lodging.

2023

The Stad Fellowship program supports Harvard College undergraduate students in exploring full-time summer work in politics and government.  Through this program, students can earn a $6,000 stipend to work with elected officials across the United States.  This program offers placement sites with elected officials and also supports independent student projects to ensure that the summer experience aligns with each fellow's personal and professional learning goals.

Declined in favor of Institute of Politics Stipend

2022

To commemorate the legacy of Einar Haugen, Victor S. Thomas Professor of Scandinavian and Linguistics emeritus, the prize is awarded annually to an undergraduate or graduate student for excellence in the field of Scandinavian languages and literatures.  

2022

The Intercollegiate Civil Disagreement Partnership (ICDP) is welcoming applications for the 2026-2027 academic year cohort of its signature fellowship program. The ICDP Fellowship is a year-long hybrid experience that develops students' abilities to engage in and lead conversations about difficult, important topics across political difference at their respective universities and beyond.

2022, 2023

Each summer, the Institute of Politics provides funding for full or part-time internships that might otherwise be out of reach. Participating students may receive up to $7,000 (prorated for paid or part-time) to offset costs. The program supports opportunities across local, national, and international political, governmental, nonprofit, and media organizations. Eligible students must be returning to Harvard in the fall, or Graduating Seniors, and submit a statement of interest, resume, and internship confirmation.

2025

Awarded by the US State Department to study for a fully-funded master’s degree program in the Netherlands.

2025

Awarded by the Dutch Ministry of Education to study for a master’s degree in the Netherlands.

2025

I was a contestant on the game show Jeopardy. It was a phenomenal experience; I did not have as phenomenal of a performance!

2025

The Lamb Prize recognizes outstanding undergraduate writing and innovation in Political Science and its subfields. Awarded annually, the prize includes $1,000, a congratulatory plaque, coverage of reasonable travel expenses to attend the WSSA Conference, and online publication of the winning paper.

First Harvard recipient of the prize.

2025

The OAH offers four (4) $500 travel stipends for individuals who will attend the OAH Conference on American History. One stipend each will be awarded to a graduate student, a contingent faculty member, a K-12 history educator, and an independent scholar 

2025

Kappa Delta Pi is the international honor society for education studies.

2025

Selected to participate in the Alabama Teach For America Corps for 2025 - 2027. Deferred due to acceptance of the Fulbright Scholarship and military deployment.

I was selected as a Finalist for the Rhodes Scholarship for District 14 (Pacific Northwest).

2024

Selected from over 700 applicants attending Phi Beta Kappa institutions across the nation, the class of 2024 Key into Public Service Scholars hail from 16 states. The students represent a broad range of academic interests across the liberal arts and sciences, backgrounds, and institutions. Each scholar will receive a $5,000 undergraduate scholarship and take part in a convening in late June to provide them with training, mentoring, and reflection on pathways into active citizenship.

First Harvard recipient.

2024

The Fellows of the IUS are selected on the basis of their professional qualifications. The criteria are advanced education in related fields, research publications, teaching, or other demonstrated professional accomplishments in the field of military studies.

The Military Historical Society of Massachusetts (MHSM) Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Essay Fellowship is open to cadets and midshipmen enrolled in a Senior ROTC program at any New England college or university. The winning essay will be included in the Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts, a journal in periodic publication since 1881, and also awarded a total sum of $4,000 consisting of a $2,500 Fellowship check to the selected cadet/midshipman author and a $1,500 donation to support the study of military history at the winning author’s ROTC program. In addition, the winning author and the ROTC command representative will each receive a MHSM membership for one year.

Awarded for my essay on the leadership insights from the Battle of Kasserine Pass. Winning essay was published in the Papers of the Military Historical Society of Massachusetts.

2023

Highest scorer in the Massachusetts Air Pistol and Sports Pistol U-21 competitions.

2023

Qualified for the USA Shooting National Junior Olympics Pistol comptition due to being the Massachusetts under 21 champion.

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award USA is a world-leading youth development program for young people ages 14–24. Built on challenge, purpose, and personal discovery, the Award offers a personalized framework that helps every participant grow into a more confident, capable, and community-minded version of themselves.

2021

Selected by the American Legion as the Washington State Eagle Scout of the Year in recognition for Scouting and volunteer record.

2017

2026

Awarded to top 20% of graduating class at the Military Intelligence Basic Officer Leader Course

2026

Awarded for “meritorious service or achievement in either combat or noncombat situations based on sustained performance or specific achievement of a superlative nature but which does not warrant a Commendation Medal or higher.”

Received for successful participation in the Forging Leaders Program at the Military Intelligence Basic Officer Leader Course, requiring the maintenance of at least a 90% GPA average, participation in more intensive physical training, completion of 40 volunteer service hours, and completion of additional training.

2026

Awarded for “substantial volunteer service to the local community.”

Awarded for completion of the Military Intelligence Basic Officer Leader Course.

2026

A decoration presented for physical fitness by the Republic of Austria. Awarded for successful completion of physical tasks related to swimming, strength, speed, agility, endurance, and coordination.

2026

Awarded by the Danish Royal Air Force for successful completion of a 20 kilometer ruck march carrying 25 pounds in a day.

2026

A state-recognized Federal Decoration of the Federal Republic of Germany, established by law and administered by the German Olympic Sports Confederation (DOSB). It is an official honor of the German State, awarded under a regulated national framework of performance standards, and is legally protected under the German Law on Titles, Orders, and Honours (Ordensgesetz)

Awarded for successful completion of physical tasks related to swimming, strength, speed, agility, endurance, and coordination.

2026

Awarded by the Austrian military for successful marksmanship on a pistol course of fire from a distance of 25 meters. Scored 100/100 points.

2026

Awarded by the Norwegian military for successful marksmanship on a pistol course of fire.

2026

Awarded by the Philippine military for successful marksmanship on a pistol course of fire.

2026

Awarded by the Polish military for successful marksmanship on a rifle course of fire.

2026

Awarded by the Swedish military for successful marksmanship on a rifle course of fire.

2025

Awarded for graduating in the top 20% of all Army ROTC cadets commissioning in 2025.

2023

Awarded by the Norwegian military for successfully completing three qualifying field sports and skill badge assessments, with at least one coming from a designated military skill event. I completed the Norwegian Marching Skill Badge, Swim Badge, and the Sports Badge in 2023.

2023

Awarded to active duty, Reserve, and National Guard soldiers who provide a valid referral that results in a recruit enlisting and shipping to Initial Military Training (IMT). I was the #1 referrer in Cadet Command.

2023

The GAFPB is a decoration of the Bundeswehr. It is awarded for successful completion of Combat Lifesaver Training, a chemical warfare demonstration, basic fitness test, marksmanship test, 12 kilometer ruck march carrying 33 pounds in two hours, and 100 meter swim conducted in full Army Combat Uniform in less than four minutes.

2023

An official Dutch royal decoration awarded for successful participation in the International Four Days Marches held annually at Nijmegen. I marched 50 kilometers each day for four days.

2023

Awarded by the Norwegian military for successful completion of a 30 kilometer ruck march carrying 25 pounds.

2022

Awarded by the Luxembourg military for successful completion of a two-day march of a distance of 40 kilometers each day.