Ahana Louzado is a sophomore studying International Relations and Legal Studies in Business. She is passionate about language learning and hopes to refine her Spanish during her year abroad in Chile and Spain. On campus, she is involved in Alpha Kappa Psi Business Fraternity and the Tulane Journal on Policy and Political Economy.

I am a dedicated student pursuing a dual degree in Political Economy and Legal Studies in Business with a minor in French. At Tulane, I’ve enjoyed being a member of THEM Acapella, the Newcomb-Tulane Honor Board, Tulane University Rowing Association, and Krewe de Model United Nations. Outside of Tulane, I enjoy working as a barista at PJ’s Coffee in New Orleans and exploring the city with friends.

As an Altman Scholar, I have developed a strong foundation in international business and language, reinforced through executive leadership roles in Delta Sigma Pi and the student organizations "One Love" and "Students Against Food Insecurity." My experiences span from private equity internships to community service leadership, where I've focused on global outreach, food insecurity, and advocacy. I have always been driven by a commitment to leadership, teamwork, cultural understanding, and service work.

I am currently pursuing a dual degree in Political Science with a concentration in International Development and Legal Studies in Business, along with a minor in Spanish. On campus, I'm actively involved in Phi Alpha Delta Pre-Law Fraternity and Phi Mu Fraternity. My career aspirations involve blending international perspectives, business, and law. Following graduation, I plan to pursue a master's degree in accounting before attending law school. 

As a student at Tulane studying Political Economy and Legal Studies in Business, I hope to one day work in foreign policy and international law. At Tulane, I am an Editor for the Journal of Policy and Political Economy and have worked on various campaigns for Louisiana politicians. I have also worked on Capitol Hill for the U.S. House of Representatives and the Montgomery County Board of Education doing policy work.

Personable, high-achieving, and engaged undergraduate student with an interest in the intersection of business, politics, policy development, and global relations.

I am currently in my second year at Tulane University, where I am pursuing a dual degree in International Development and Legal Studies in Business, with a supplementary concentration in French through the Altman Scholars Program. Beyond academics, I actively participate in various campus activities, serving as a Tulane Undergraduate Assembly Delegate, managing responsibilities for the Women's Basketball Team, and holding membership in the Chi Omega Sorority. 

My name is Alec Riley, and I am a current junior Altman Scholar studying Political Economy, Legal Studies in Business, and Spanish. I have an interest in the global economy, human rights, and Latin American history. Currently, I am studying for the year at Universidad de los Andes in Bogotá, Colombia. In my free time, I like to read, watch baseball, and run. :)
 

I am majoring in Legal Studies in Business and International Relations, with a minor in French. On campus, I am a member of Greek life and am involved in the Civic Engagement Coalition. Sometime in the future, I plan on pursuing a career in Law correspondence or corporate Law. My favorite activity this past year was volunteering with Court Watch NOLA through my Discriminatory Law class at Tulane. I enjoy exploring New Orleans, spending time with friends, and practicing yoga. 

I'm passionate about business and public policy. Through my internships on Capitol Hill, I've developed a deep understanding of legislation, and I would like to pursue opportunities to learn about policy implementation and the relationship between business and government. To accomplish this, I hope to live in D.C. after college. I strive to be a sponge and absorb new knowledge and skills every day.