Gabriel de Azevedo Soyer
Aug 2021
Gabriel Soyer is a first-year PhD Student at the University of Georgia. He is interested in studying rural development on Latin American agricultural frontiers and its consequences for rural landscapes
Lou Vedel
Aug 2021
I’m a five-foot-tall French student who decided to study in a field that she was told was for “big guys”, that is to say, international defense and security, and more
Alma Bajramović
Aug 2020
Alma Bajramović is a first-year doctoral student. She completed her undergraduate and master’s programs at UGA as well, where she received a B.B.A Economics and A.B. International Affairs as well
Hyunjoo (Jay) Lee
Aug 2020
(she/her/hers) Jay is a Ph.D. candidate studying the relations of cyber security and trade, focusing on the rivalry among different blocs in world politics. Jay also studies Chinese politics, especially
Asia Parker
Aug 2020
Asia is a PhD student in International Affairs with a focus on human rights and women’s rights. She is interested in how underrepresented groups– particularly women, indigenous groups, and ethnic
Stewart Ulrich
Aug 2020
Stewart is a Political Science PhD candidate studying American Politics. His research interests include the Separation of Powers, American Institutions, Presidency, Public Reactions to Institutions, and Presidential Elections.
Jackson Tilley
Aug 2020
Jackson Tilley is a third-year PhD student in Political Science and International Affairs at the University of Georgia. Specializing in International Relations, Jackson focuses his research on the politics of
Alexandria M. Putman
Aug 2020
Alexandria M. Putman is a Ph.D. student at the University of Georgia specializing in American politics and methodology. Her research interests include Congressional behavior and formal theory, as well as
Karlee Taylor
Aug 2020
Karlee Taylor is a PhD student at the University of Georgia studying political science with a focus on political behavior and race and gender studies.
Mallory Hoffman
Aug 2020
Mallory Hoffman is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she was awarded the Morehead-Cain Scholarship and was a Triangle Institute for Security Studies Scholar.
