President Liz Magill, Provost John L. Jackson Jr., and Vice Provost for Education Karen Detlefsen today announced the 2023 Presidential Ph.D. Fellows.
Drawn from the incoming class of Ph.D. students, this year’s 15 Presidential Fellows come from all nine schools at Penn that offer Ph.D. programs. Each Fellow receives a three-year fellowship, including a 12-month stipend, tuition, fees, Penn Student Insurance coverage, and research funds.
“Presidential Ph.D. Fellows show exceptional promise in research and teaching that make a difference,” said Magill. “We are excited to welcome and proud to support this year’s cohort. They and all Presidential Ph.D. Fellows make Penn and our community that much more insightful, dynamic, and broadly excellent.”
The 2023 Presidential Ph.D. Fellows are:
Kallahan Brown, Annenberg School for Communication
Júlio César de Melo do Nascimento, School of Arts & Sciences
Rance Graham-Bailey, Weitzman School of Design
Kamryn Griffith, School of Arts & Sciences
Moses Hinton, Perelman School of Medicine
Sandhya Rani Jha, School of Social Policy and Practice
Wesley Mark Lincoln, School of Arts & Sciences
Ivana Marshall, Graduate School of Education
Alex Martinez Lopez, Perelman School of Medicine
Saiido Noor, Perelman School of Medicine
Oreva Hanniel Omodior, School of Engineering and Applied Science
Levia Sutton, School of Nursing
Robel Tesfay, Wharton School
De’Vonte Tinsley, School of Arts & Sciences
Ian Yannuzzi, Perelman School of Medicine
