Anjali Hunt-Kasturi (she/her)
Class of 2027
Biography
I am a Paul Tulane Merit Recipient and Schwartz Fellow studying Economics and Management, with a minor in German Studies. I am passionate about public policy and global business and aspire to combine these disciplines in my career. This summer, I am a National Clinic Access Project Intern at the Feminist Majority Foundation, fighting for reproductive justice in legislation. Currently, I am researching the economic cost of gender-based violence that I will be publishing in the fall. In the spring of 2024, I presented my research on exoticism in early modern travel writing.
Grants and Awards
- Paul Tulane Merit Scholarship
- Altman Summer Internship Grant
- Altman Research Grant
Campus and Community Involvement
- Leadership Board Member of Tulane Consulting Group
- Alpha Kappa Psi
- Vice President of Global Guides
- Philosophy, Politics, and Economics Society
Interests
- Marathon Training
- Baking
- Travel
Study Abroad Locations
Junior Year Abroad Fall 2025:
Location (City, Country): Vienna, Austria
Institution: Vienna University of Economics and Business
Program: Direct Exchange (Freeman)
Junior Year Abroad Spring 2026:
Location (City, Country): Berlin, Germany
Institution: IES Urban Studies and Social Sciences
Program: OSA
Internships, Research, and Other Scholarly Endeavors
- NCAP Intern at Feminist Majority Foundation (Summer 2025)
- Schwartz Fellow at A.B. Freeman School of Business (October 2024 - Present)
- Researching the economic cost of gender-based violence (Summer 2025)
- Presented research on the role of exoticism in early modern travel writing, using the case study of Melchior Lorck, in a departmental symposium (May 2025)
- Student Consultant through Consulting EDGE (Oct 2024 - Present)