University of Georgia

Curriculum Vitae

Master of Arts (MA) in Political Science & International Affairs

Quinn is a first-year master’s student with a regional interest in sub-Saharan Africa. His research is centered around party-system stability in sub-Saharan Africa and the causes and effects of its varying levels across different states.

Education
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Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs, University of Georgia, 2024

More About
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Quinn was born and raised in Athens, GA and obtained his Bachelor’s degree from the University of Georgia where he also served as the President of UGA’s Model African Union team and was writer and editor for the Loch Johnson Society foreign policy publication.

Of Note
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Quinn speaks Swahili with limited proficiency.

Honors, Awards, and Achievements
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Graduated Summa Cum Laude from UGA
Model African Union Outstanding Delegate Award (x2), Leadership-in-Committee Award, Honorable Mention Chair Award

Research Interests
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State-society relations, political parties, political behavior, sub-Saharan Africa

Quinn Phillips
Quinn Phillips

Master of Arts (MA) in Political Science & International Affairs

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