Gregory Brew Email & Phone Number

New York, New York, United States

Covers Iran and the geopolitics of oil and gas for Eurasia Group's Energy, Climate, and Resources Team.

New York City Metropolitan Area

New Haven, Connecticut, United States

Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

Contributes twice-monthly to The FUSE, a blog on the geopolitics of oil, for Safeguarding America's Future Energy, a non-profit non-partisan energy advocacy organization based in Washington, DC.

Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

As a post-doctoral fellow, conducted independent research into US foreign policy with Iran, international oil, and the modern Middle East.Research produced two peer-reviewed articles on US relations with OPEC and the history of the CIA coup of August 1953 in Iran.As a fellow of the Center for Presidential History, organized and led panel discussions on US foreign policy in the Middle East, participated in a panel discussion on the Two-State Solution and the Israel-Palestine conflict, appeared on Fox 4 Dallas providing expert commentary on US-Iran relations.In addition, wrote and published more than two-dozen op-eds, commentary pieces and essays in outlets such as Washington Post, Responsible Statecraft, The Conversation, National Interest, MERIP, and others.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Contribute regular articles on issues of global energy, as well as the economics of oil and natural gas, for the benefit of private energy investors and the global energy community.-Special areas of focus include Middle Eastern oil, global LNG and the energy industry of Australia.For list of publications, see:https://oilprice.com/contributors/Gregory-Brew

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• As a teaching assistant, led weekly discussion sections where critical textual and analytical issues were discussed.• Graded written work and provided one-on-one writing feedback during weekly office hours. Assisted professor with additional management of class.• As a PhD candidate, acquired considerable hands-on archival and database experience. Archives engaged include Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration and Georgetown Special Collections.• Awards and Grants: • Edwin J. Beinecke, Jr. Scholarship in International Affairs, 2016 • Russell F. Weigley Graduate Student Travel Grant, Society of Military History, 2016 • Rockefeller Archive Center Research Grant, 2016 • Cosmos Foundation Scholars Grant, 2016 • Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library Research Grant, 2016 • Conference Travel Grant for Symposia Iranica, 2015 • Evan Armstrong North Graduate Research Award, 2013 • MAGIC Scholarship, Spring 2012Major Field: Modern US HistoryResearch Field: International Political Economy of Energy, U.S.-Iranian relationsMinor Fields: Imperialism, the Modern Middle East, Modern Iran

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Lauinger Library, Georgetown University

-Cataloging art collection, processing and organizing 20th century American art and archival material.-Utilized Microsoft Excel and Embark Cataloging software to record cataloged information and manage archived data.-Acted as assistant cataloger for "Undiscovered Printmakers: Hidden Treasures at Georgetown University Library," exhibited in January-April 2016-Exhibit was the recipient of the 2017 RBMS Leab Exhibition Award

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Contribute insight and critical consulting to war-game simulations and on-going projects.-Areas of expertise include international political economy, modern US-Iran relations and the politics of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), as well as the international oil industry.-Participated in March 2016 simulation "Russia's Surprise Move in Syria" with 60 researchers: simulated Syrian coup and ramifications of increased Russian involvement in Syrian Civil War.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Regularly contribute to Met Society Blog on Middle East and North Africa issues, with a particular emphasis on Iran, as they impact US foreign policy.• Appear on Met Society podcasts to provide commentary on US policy in the Middle East and North Africa.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Writes original listening and reading passages based on historical expertise designed to test English-proficiency skills in second-language students.

Seongdong-Gu, Seoul, Korea

-developed unique writing program for the SAT Writing exam.-organized syllabus and lesson plan for writing classes, led six individual classes totally 100+ students.-administered and graded 100+ essays per week, delivering feedback and assisting with student development.-averaged 10-11 on Writing Exam (out of a possible 12) during academic year 2011-2012.

Chicago, Il

Assigned court reporters for daily assignments and connected law firms with free-lance stenographers for depositions.Managed daily office activities, organized personnel archive and acted as liaison between court reporters and law firms.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, History

International History Dissertation Title: "Mandarins, Paladins, and Pahlavis: The International Energy System, the United States.

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Global, International And Comparative History, Gpa 3.98

B.A., History, Gpa 3.67