Jackman Junior Fellows are a cohort of promising doctoral students selected by their departments, who retain this title through four years of study. Although they are not necessarily working on theme-related projects, the JHI offers two events each year to facilitate networking and interdisciplinary connections. JHI hosts two events each year to help them to connect with each other - a Welcome Reception and a Three Minute Thesis event.
- Ari Adler, Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations
- Gregory Antono, Linguistics
- Vanina Machado Araujo, Spanish & Portuguese
- Hongyang Cai, East Asian Studies
- Lauren Catterson, History
- Ziyu Cheng, Italian
- Inhyuk Cho, Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations
- Isidora Cortes-Monroy Gazitua, Spanish & Portuguese
- Laurence Cote-Pitre, German
- Apala Das, English
- Edward Escalon, Study of Religion
- Corinn Gerber, Comparative Literature
- Chi-ho Hung, Philosophy
- Nayani Jensen, Institute for the History & Philosophy of Science & Technology
- Shibi Kumaraperumal, History
- Zeynep Kusdil, Near & Middle Eastern Civilizations
- Natalie Leduc, English
- Zixian Liu, History
- Gaia Malnati, Comparative Literature
- Maude Marcotte, French
- Sadie Menicanin, Music
- Theo Northcraft, English
- Sim Wee Ong, English
- Sable (Andrew) Peters, Linguistics
- Schuyler Playford, Political Science
- Cameron Powell, Women & Gender Studies Institute
- Niharika Russell, Art
- Aaisha Salman, Cinema Studies Institute
- Ujjwala Sharma, History
- Iddan Sonsino, Political Science
- Miriam Schwartz, German
- Matthew Shih, Music
- Debleena Tripathi, Centre for Drama, Theatre and Performance Studies
- Heath Valentine, Art
- Miko Zeldes-Roth, Political Science