Gabriela A. Alvarez Aguilar

Gabriela was born and raised in Puerto Rico. She graduated in 2023 from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis where she obtained bachelor’s degrees in political science and Spanish. She also obtained two minors in Latino Studies and Social Justice & Civic Engagement. While at IUPUI she participated in Mock Trial and Pre-Law Society. She was also a member of Sigma Kappa Sorority, where she served in various roles including President and DEIA chairwoman. At IU Maurer School of Law, Gabriela is involved with the Protective Order Project and the Latinx Law Student Association. During this academic year, Gabriela will serve as the Incarcerated Individuals Legal Assistant Project Student Advisor. She spent her 1L summer participating in the Miami Program. She spent this summer at the Indiana Attorney General’s Office, working as a law clerk for the appellate division.  During her senior capstone class, Gabriela had the opportunity to learn and conduct research related to the intersection of gender and violence in the context of international conflict, which inspired her interest in international law and the CCD.

Alexis Harbour

Alexis P. Harbour is a third-year law student at Indiana University Maurer School of Law and an ICLEO Fellow. She graduated from CUNY City College of New York with a B.A. in Sociology and is a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Prior to attending IU Maurer, Alexis worked and interned with NYC-based nonprofit organizations with adjudicated youth and their families, including. At Maurer, Alexis serves as a JLAP Wellness Ambassador, Executive Board member of Bradley Fellows and Executive Articles Editor for the Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies, as well as past SBA 1L Representative, Practice Group Advisor, and Awards Officer for IU-Bloomington Graduate and Professional Student Government. During summer 2025, Alexis interned with the Sotomayor Judicial Internship Program, where she was placed in the New York County Supreme Court, Civil Part. Previously, Alexis interned with the International Legal Foundation/PDS Nepal in Kathmandu, Nepal, sponsored by the Stewart Fellows Global Externship Program. Alexis hopes to pursue a career in international human rights with a particular interest in gender-based violence.

Philippe Lin

Philippe Lin was born in Honolulu, Hawaii, raised in Taiwan, and is now a D.C. resident. He earned a bachelor’s degree in political science, summa cum laude, and a bachelor’s degree in law from Soochow University (Taiwan). He also earned an LL.M. specializing in civil and commercial law from Peking University (China). Philippe is pursuing an antitrust career in Washington, D.C., motivated by a commitment to advance public interest through appropriate control of concentrated power. He also has experience in data privacy law and generative AI applications. He holds both the CIPP/US and CIPP/E certifications and has frequently designed generative AI solutions to empower those in need by providing tailored education and career guidance, and to serve as efficiency tools for organizations defending the democratic frontline.

2L Fellows

Camilla Calleia Carneiro Vaz

Camilla graduated from law school in Brazil in 2020, and she is now an Advanced JD candidate at the Maurer School of Law. During her legal studies in Brazil, she interned with the Public Defender’s Office, focusing on family law, where she gained  experience advocating for vulnerable populations. She also engaged in international legal research, concentrating on cases brought before the Inter-American System of Human Rights, particularly those involving gender-based violence. Camilla is deeply interested in the role constitutional frameworks play in safeguarding human rights and how they can be a powerful tool for protecting citizens across diverse legal systems.

Miles Clutter

Currently a 2L at Maurer, Miles is from Boone County, Indiana and obtained his B.A. in political science and Spanish from Wabash College. During his studies of international relations, Miles acquired an interest in how legal institutions can promote democracy and reconciliation in countries recovering from conflict or regime change. At Maurer, Miles is a member of both the International Law Society and Environmental Law Society. Miles spent his 1L summer at the Kalamazoo Public Defender’s office and is pursuing a career in either criminal litigation or foreign service.

Nick Duncan

Nick Duncan is currently a second-year law student at Indiana University Maurer School of Law and a 2024 ICLEO Fellow. He attended Purdue University, where he received degrees in Political Science and Psychological Sciences. During his undergraduate studies, Nick studied abroad for a semester in Canterbury, UK, where he focused on international relations. Nick is also conversationally fluent in German. At Maurer, Nick is currently the president of the Environmental Law Society, and is interested in the intersection of international and environmental law.

Millie Erikson

Millie is a second-year law student at the Maurer School of Law. She graduated from Indiana University with majors in Marketing, International Business, and French. Prior to Maurer, Millie spent a year studying abroad in Waterloo, Belgium, and a semester studying abroad in Rouen, France. This past summer, she was a corporate law intern at Tilleke & Gibbins (Cambodia) as part of the Stewart Fellows Program. Millie is very excited to join the CCD and she looks forward to working with the rest of the team.

Anekah McKenzie Fish

Anekah is a second-year law student at the Maurer School of Law. She graduated from Indiana University with bachelor's degrees in international law and institutions and French. During her undergraduate studies, Anekah studied abroad in Paris where she interned at Caritas France. Anekah also studied refugees and forced migration in Amman, Jordan. At Maurer, she is an Access to Justice Pro Bono Fellow and serves as the President of the International Law Society. Outside of law school, Anekah is an executive board member of the Indiana Schools Speech and Debate Association and a graduate assistant for the Indiana University Debate Team.

Alina Isaeva

Alina Isaeva is in her final year of the Advanced Standing J.D. Program at Indiana University Maurer School of Law. She earned her law degree in Russia and later completed an LL.M. in Comparative Law at the University of Florida. Her research has focused on how legal systems across different countries protect vulnerable populations. Alina is licensed to practice law in both Russia and the United States. She spent several years practicing immigration law in Miami, with a focus on humanitarian relief and removal defense. She joined the CCD to explore how constitutional design can strengthen legal institutions and promote stability in societies undergoing political and structural change. Her commitment to this work is rooted in her legal advocacy for individuals fleeing conflict, persecution, and systemic injustice, as well as her firsthand understanding of the challenges that arise when democratic frameworks deteriorate. Outside of law, Alina has traveled to more than thirty countries and enjoys hiking, yoga, and spending time with her beagle, Gatsby.

Molly Koetter

Molly is a second-year law student at the Maurer School of Law. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Law and Public Policy from Indiana University Bloomington. During her undergraduate studies, Molly studied abroad in Ireland, where she focused on conflict and alternative dispute resolution within the context of The Troubles. This experience, alongside her other international and policy-focused educational endeavors, underscores her dedication to conflict resolution and international law, driving her engagement with the CCD. At Maurer, Molly also serves on the executive board of the Incarcerated Individuals Legal Assistance Program. Her professional interests include healthcare law, international law, and labor & employment litigation.

Griffin McKinney

Griffin McKinney is a second-year law student at the Maurer School of Law. Originally from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, he received his BA in American History from the University of Minnesota - Twin Cities. While at UMN, he also worked for the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies and spent a semester studying history in Barcelona, Spain. Griffin joined the CCD due to his background in history and geography, his interest in international and constitutional law, and his desire to help others. After spending his Summer as a Stewart Fellow with Wardynski & Partners in Warsaw, Poland, Griffin is excited to be back in Bloomington with the CCD.

Colby Wicker

Colby Wicker is a 2L at Indiana University’s Maurer School of Law. He earned two undergraduate degrees from Indiana University, a B.A. in History and a B.S.P.A. in Law & Public Policy. Colby spent his 1L summer interning for the General Counsel to the Governor of Indiana. He has previously worked in various local government positions, interned for former U.S. Senator Ben Sasse, and founded a nonprofit that empowers residents to make their voices heard in local affairs. Currently, he serves as the advisor to the Van Buren Township Trustee in Monroe County, Indiana. A strong believer in federalism, Colby joined the CCD to explore how constitutional design can promote good governance across all tiers, from local to national. In his free time, Colby enjoys teaching saxophone students at a local high school and listening to the legendary triumvirate of songwriters: John Prine, John Mellencamp, and Bruce Springsteen.

Zackary C. Zambrano

Zack Zambrano is a second-year student at the Maurer School of Law. Zack grew up in Weston, Florida. He holds a B.A. in History, as well as a certificate in the History and Practice of Diplomacy, from Princeton University. At IU, Zack volunteers with the Incarcerated Individuals Legal Assistance Project. Zack spent his 1L summer working for a firm in Indianapolis, Indiana, and gained experience in utilities, public finance, and litigation. Zack likes to read, lift weights, and learn new recipes.