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Editorial Board

Abigail D’Angelo (FCRH ’26)

President, Co-Editor-in-Chief

Abigail D’Angelo is a senior at Fordham University from Westchester, NY. She is pursuing a B.S. degree with a double major in Psychology and Philosophy on the Pre-Law Track. Abigail currently serves as the President and Co-Editor-in-Chief of the Fordham Political Review, a Senior Editor for the Fordham Undergraduate Law Review, and a member of the Pre-Law Society. Her primary interests are constitutional law and domestic policy, and she currently plans on attending law school after graduation.

Contact Abigail at adangelo21@fordham.edu.

H. Chapin Fish (FCRH ’26)

Co-Editor-in-Chief

Chapin is a senior at Fordham from Portland, Oregon, studying math and economics. Chapin also works as a Resident Assistant and as a PR intern for a local political campaign. He is passionate about environmentally sustainable public policy and hopes to pursue a career in the field after graduating.

Contact Chapin at hfish2@fordham.edu.

Kathryn Amend (FCRH ’27)

Co-Managing Editor

Kathryn is a junior Math and Economics major at Fordham University. Originally from Perrysburg, Ohio, she currently serves as a Co-Managing Editor for the Fordham Political Review, Research Assistant for the Bronx Jewish History Project, and is a member of the Fordham Honors College. Her academic and research interests include development economics and monetary policy. After graduation, she eagerly anticipates pursuing doctoral research in economics.

Contact Kathryn at kamend@fordham.edu.

Nicholas Meetze (GSB ’27)

Co-Managing Editor

Nicholas, a junior at Fordham University from Phoenix, Arizona, is pursuing a double major in Finance and Philosophy. He serves as a Co-Managing Editor for the Fordham Political Review and works as a Research Assistant for Gabelli’s Ethics Department, focusing on Business Ethics and Sustainable Finance Initiatives. As both an Honors Ignite Scholar and Finance Scholar at Gabelli, he is particularly interested in the intersection of finance and community impact.

Contact Nicholas at nmeetze@fordham.edu.

Anna Marin (FCRH ’27)

Co-Associate Editor

Anna Marin is a junior at Fordham University from Bergenfield, New Jersey. She is pursuing a B.A. degree in Political Science with a minor in American Studies on the Pre-Law track. Anna currently serves as the Co-Associate Editor of the Fordham Political Review and the Editorial Director for the Pre-Law Society. Her primary interests are constitutional law and domestic politics, and she plans on attending law school after graduation.

Contact Anna at amarin17@fordham.edu.

Hayley Dunn (FCRH ’28)

Co-Associate Editor

Hayley is a sophomore at Fordham University from Seal Beach, CA, and is pursuing an International Studies major and a French and Francophone Studies minor. She currently serves as the Co-Associate Editor of the Fordham Political Review. She is also an arranger and singer for the Fordham B-Sides and a member of the Mimes and Mummers. Her primary interests are international relations and diplomacy, and she plans on getting a Master’s Degree in Foreign Service after graduation.

Contact Hayley at hnd1@fordham.edu.

Riley Hildebrand (FCRH ’26)

Executive Administrator

Riley is a senior at Fordham University from North Kingstown, RI. She is pursuing a major in Political Science with minors in Psychology and American Studies and currently serves as the Executive Administrator of the Fordham Political Review. She is also a member of the Fordham Political Union. She is primarily interested in domestic politics, social justice, and education-based public policy. Riley plans on getting her Master’s degree in public policy after graduation with a concentration in education policy.

Contact Riley at rhildebrand1@fordham.edu.

Katherine Brennan (FCRH ’26)

Public Affairs Director

Katherine Brennan is a senior at Fordham University from Arlington, VA. She is an English major with a minor in history. Katherine currently serves as the Public Affairs Director of the Fordham Political Review and as the Social Media Manager for Ampersand. Her primary interests are international policy and social justice, and she currently plans on pursuing an editorial career after graduation.

Contact Katherine at kbrennan51@fordham.edu.

Mia Kirch (GSB ’27)

Events Coordinator

Mia is a sophomore at Fordham’s Gabelli School of Business, from Syracuse, NY, and is majoring in Finance with a minor in Business Law and Ethics on the Pre-Law track. She currently serves as the Events Coordinator for the Fordham Political Review, an Analyst for the Smart Woman Securities Investment Fund, and a member of the Pre-Law Society. Mia is interested in securities law, global capital markets regulation, and business law and regulatory safeguards. Mia plans to attend law school after Fordham and is interested in pursuing a career in corporate law.

Contact Mia at mkirch@fordham.edu.

Faculty Advisor

Professor Nicholas Tampio – Political Science Department, Fordham University

Nicholas Tampio is a Professor of Political Science. He researches the history of political philosophy, contemporary political theory, and education policy. He is the editor of a new edition of John Dewey’s Democracy and Education (2024) and author of Teaching Political Theory (2022), Common Core (2018), Deleuze’s Political Vision (2015), and Kantian Courage (2012). Tampio often writes for public-facing outlets such as Aeon, the Boston Globe, the Conversation, and USA Today.

Contact Professor Tampio at tampio@fordham.edu.

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