Madison Buddine

During her undergraduate career, Madison has worked closely with her mentor in the Department of History on an Independent Study examining contemporary global refugee policies. In the Fall of 2024, she received an undergraduate fellowship to conduct archival research at the United Nations and presented her findings at the College of Arts and Sciences “Humanities Research Day.” She enjoyed being an Undergraduate TA in the Department of History and hopes to continue education-based endeavors in graduate school. She also served on the DSLAC during the 2025-26 semesters. This year, Madison is completing her Honors Thesis, tentatively titled: “From Aid to Asylum Agreements: The Evolution of Rwanda’s Post-Genocide Relations with the United States and the United Kingdom.”