Anna Hobbins is a senior studying Latin American Studies and Legal Studies in Business with a language concentration in Spanish and Portuguese. Through interdisciplinary coursework, immigration policy and advocacy internships and research assistantship, and teaching of English as a Second Language and citizenship classes, she has flourished in her interest in pursuing immigration law in the private and public sectors after graduation. She is passionate about applying legal frameworks to understand migratory movements better and work towards immigrant justice in the U.S.

Motivated to enact positive change, Ayanna Hill, a North Texas native, is a fourth-year undergraduate student pursuing a dual bachelor's degree in political science with a concentration in international relations and management.

Through her passion for public service and international affairs, Ayanna has completed service projects and study abroad programs across the Dominican Republic, Colombia, and Spain with the help of the Altman Program.

I am currently pursuing a BA in Political Science-International Development and a BSM in Finance and have accepted a full-time analyst role in Goldman Sachs' Wealth Management division. I am extremely passionate about immigration reform and hope to get involved in the field through volunteer work after starting my career in Dallas, TX, next summer. I look forward to exercising my two degrees to help advance both my career and passions. 

I'm a detail-oriented and analytical senior interested in combining my passion for language learning and my experience in finance and accounting-related professional roles. My many international endeavors have taught me to adapt and thrive in new environments. I hope to grow my technical financial services skills in the coming years before pursuing careers abroad where I can utilize my Spanish and German knowledge. Beyond my current professional plans after graduating, I’m interested in returning to school to pursue Sovereign and Country Risk Management.

While at Tulane University, I’ve taken part in various extracurriculars and internships, including leadership in the Alliance of Black Business Students and research for the marketing department, to name a few. In my free time, I also host a show at the university's radio station. My internships in Investment Banking and Public Policy, along with my year-long study abroad experiences in Buenos Aires and Madrid, have deepened my interest in international finance.

Vesna Kesic is a senior studying International Relations and Business Management with a language concentration in Japanese. She has experience in a multitude of fields including the international non-profit sector, academic research, and global market research. 
 

Kate Polizzi is a curious and poised student majoring in Business Management and Gender & Sexuality Studies with a concentration in Spanish. She has completed semesters abroad in Madrid, Spain and Bogota, Colombia. She has worked as an Investment Analyst at the Tulane University Endowment Investment Office and as a Treasury and Reinsurance Analyst at Global Atlantic Financial Group. Looking forward, Kate is excited to continue blending her unique fields of study and exploring international opportunities.