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Arlington, VA, US

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

• Conducts Chinese-language research and analysis and writes reports on Chinese military activities
• Reports on Chinese censorship practices and China’s legal apparatus and tech policies
• Writes scholarly analyses of US-China military competition using original Chinese sources

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

• Analyzed legislation and regulations relevant to the US-China commercial relationship
• Reported on the commercial implications of policy and political changes for companies
• Created an Export Sanctions Tracker detailing over 1,000 US sanctions on Chinese entities

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

-Tracked and analyzed legislation and regulations relevant to the US-China relationship -Contributed to weekly newsletter shared with member companies on updates in the bilateral commercial and trade US-China relationship-Tracked trends in federal politics and policy surrounding China and the commercial relationship-Analyzed legislation and draft briefs on.

Taipei City, Taiwan

Research assistant for Professor Yu-Jie Chen, researching media and press freedom on Hong Kong

Taipei City, Taiwan

Monitored and collect Chinese and English-language trade, politics, technology, and business news in Taiwan.Translated bi-weekly publications on Taiwan’s top business news stories from Traditional Chinese to English.Wrote monthly Briefs and Feature Articles on economic and political news for Taiwan Business TOPICS.Monitored, investigated, and assessed.

Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR

Analyzed political and economic trends in Taiwan to inform public and private sector leaders around the world.Wrote forecasts on Taiwan’s domestic political environment, highlighting the impact of referendum elections, US pork and beef imports to Taiwan, cross-strait trade wars, COVID-19, and recall elections on partisan divide.Produced concise and reports.

Taipei City, Taiwan

• Researched and monitored current dynamics of US-Taiwan relations using Chinese-language sources.
• Published op-ed articles across three major Taiwanese and international magazines on Taiwan domestic politics.
• Produced and edited Chinese-language articles and social media content in traditional characters for publication.
• Interviewed Taiwanese government officials and policy analysts in Mandarin and English to produce detailed analysis of Chinese, Taiwanese, and US foreign policy in the Indo-Pacific for the think tank fellows.
• Planned, organized, and represented the think tank at events, seminars, panel discussions, and media interviews.

Taipei City, Taiwan

Boren Fellowship recipient studying political science at National Taiwan University in Taipei.

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

• Worked collaboratively with other editors to manage the China Studies Review publication and blog.
• Solicited and compiled blog submissions, then collaborated with writers to edit and publish their pieces.
• Published articles in both Mandarin and English on the blog covering Chinese legal, foreign policy, and politics.

Tucson, AZ

Led college recruitment presentations to audiences of hundreds of studentsEngaged with prospective students and marketed the importance of studying languages Collaborated with faculty, staff, and students to organize and staff college events

Tucson, Arizona

Wrote and coordinated weekly, monthly, and quarterly newsletters and articles Promoted health, wellness, and fitness to college studentsLed the creation of an International Flags and Native Nations Display celebrating diversity Collaborated on a council of students and professionals in creating and reviewing policyRepresented Campus Recreation as an.

Tucson, Arizona Area

Led presentations to the class on modern-day issues of US-China RelationsFacilitated discussions and guided students’ understanding of complex political topics Co-coordinated the organization of Understanding China & US community forums

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Intern at the Office of Acquisition and Assistance for the Bureau for Food Security at USAIDSupported international food security award functions involving procurements and grants Wrote modifications to contracts benefiting USAID’s distinguished international programsEvaluated project proposals from organizations working to protect international food.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Tracked, researched, and analyzed bills in order to write memos to the SenatorOrganized correspondence to constituents and catalogued Arizonans’ sentimentsRecorded current political and legislative trends at committee hearings and meetings

Tucson, Arizona Area

Led a large weekly study group and tutored individual studentsActed as a liaison between the professor and the hundreds of studentsProvided feedback to students and graded assignments

Master'S Degree, International Politics, 3.83 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Boren Fellow; SAIS China Studies Review Editor; Career Services Assistant; Admissions Office Assistant; Student.

Visting Student, Political Science And Government

Pursuing study of political science at National Taiwan University as a Boren Fellow. GPA: 3.7

Bachelor'S Degree, East Asian Studies, Global Studies, Pre-Law, Graduate

Activities and Societies: Honors College, College of Humanities Ambassador, East Asian Studies ambassador, study abroadB.A. East Asian.

Exchange, International Relations And Affairs

Activities and Societies: Washington Semester Program

Study Abroad, Buddhist Studies

Activities and Societies: Study Abroad StudentDeveloped Chinese language skills and language authenticity Greatened understanding of East.

Immersive Mandarin Chinese

Activities and Societies: Honor student for two years

International Baccalaureate Diploma

Activities and Societies: Mock Trial Varsity Team member and secretary Little Warriors service club vice president Symphony Orchestra.