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SiSA fellows, Ruhi and Me Me are happy to help guide potential applicants through the process and answer any questions about this life-changing, fully funded opportunity to experience India.
Ruhi Kulkarni
Ruhi is studying international studies (political economy and development) with a minor in the School of Information. She is interested in the use of technology to bridge disparities between the Global North and South, and hopes to pursue a career in foreign policy and diplomacy, specifically in the South and Southeast Asian regions. Last summer, she worked with eSamudaay in Bangalore, which is a startup focused on digitally empowering local entrepreneurship. Outside of academics, Ruhi loves reading, junk journaling, trying new foods, and spending time outdoors.
Me Me Aunglin
Me Me is studying biopsychology, cognition, and neuroscience, and minoring in the history of medicine and health. She is passionate about promoting adolescent and infant wellbeing. Her time in India was targeted towards understanding healthcare practices in rural areas, in relation to maternal health outcomes and neonatal mortality. Fortunately, ARTH Foundation provided exciting opportunities to help highlight Me Me's passion in rural Rajasthan last summer! You can find her stuck in a book, painting, or on a shopping spree.
For more information about the Summer in South Asia Fellowship or help in preparing your application, please contact sisafellowship@umich.edu.
