Hi Jane,

 

We are incredibly excited to welcome our newest Harvey Fellows. 

Terence Highsmith PhD

Miriam Habib Matta

PhD

Amy Jeon

JD / PhD

Edward Seol

JD

Tsemaye Uwejamomere

MBA / MPA-ID

The 2026 Fellowship class includes:

  • Terence Highsmith (PhD, Economics, Northwestern)
  • Miriam Habib Matta (PhD, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, University of Cambridge)
  • Amy Jeon (JD/PhD, Law / Politics, Yale University / Princeton)
  • Edward Seol (JD, Law, Stanford University)
  • Tsemaye Uwejamomere (MBA / MPA-ID, Business / Policy, Harvard University)

More details about each fellow are forthcoming on our website! Want to add/update your website biography? We would love that. Please fill out this form. 

Upcoming Events

We have an exciting calendar of events underway – with more forthcoming – so subscribe to our calendar at lu.ma/harveyfellows and show up at a gathering near you! For example, we’re hosting a Harvey Fellows Salon this Friday. Let us know if you’re hosting an event that’s open to Harvey Fellows so we can promote it. Simply send an email to kristengustavson@28twelvefoundation.org.

 Harvey Fellows Salon with Bridget Kibbey

Join us as we hear from Harvey Fellow Bridget Kibbey and learn about her work as an acclaimed harpist. Harvey Fellows Salons showcase the work of Harvey Fellows and their efforts to integrate their faith & vocation. Bridget will share samples of some of her work; our own tiny desk concert for Harvey Fellows. Friday May 29th at 4:30pm Eastern - register here

Called the “Yo-Yo Ma of the harp by Vogue Magazine, Bridget Kibbey expands the scope of what the harp accomplishes on stage. A typical season sees Kibbey touring as recitalist and soloist with orchestras across the United States, performing her own astonishing transcriptions of J.S. Bach, to collaborations with Dover Quartet, Avi Avital, Kathleen Battle, and Alexi Kenney, to producing travelogs tracking history through the music. In short, “Kibbey has the world at her fingertips (The Star Tribune).”

 Harvey Fellows Book Club

On July 12th, 7pm (Eastern) we will gather to over Zoom to discuss Dr. Reena Goldthree's book Democracy's Foot Soldiers: World War I and the Politics of Empire in the Greater Caribbean. I'll send a free book to the first 5 Harvey Fellows who register here. You can also obtain the book at a discount from Princeton University Press using the code: PUP30 - they have both hard copies and e-books. Looking forward to our discussion with Dr. Goldthree!

Harvey Fellows Connect

There are several easy ways to connect to the Harvey Fellows community.

1) Make sure we have your updated contact information by completing this form

 

2) Join our Harvey Fellows Community on WhatsApp here

You'll find up-to-date announcements on events, regional gatherings and the like. You can join regional sub-groups, and even start a sub-group of your own for other Harvey Fellows. 

 

3) Follow us on LinkedIn where we feature the work of Harvey Fellows.

More exciting work is underway. Stay tuned.

 

Best,

Kristen