Megan Vogt is a senior double major in political science and history who is deeply interested in the intersection of these two fields. In the fall she took a course on migrants and mobility, taught by Keough School professor Rose Luminiello, a faculty affiliate of the school's Ansari Institute for Global Engagement with Religion. Initially she imagined something technical, perhaps focused on maps, geography and historical migration patterns. Instead, Megan writes that the class turned into a "deeply human exploration" of how human movement has served as a defining force in global history.
Read the full reflection in her blog post here.