Recent Master's graduate from Georgetown University with a degree in Security Studies and a concentration in Terrorism and Substate Violence. My graduate education focused on key national security threats such as violent Islamic extremism, logistics of terror, tactics, funding structures, and other substantive factors. Besides my concentration in Counterterrorism, other courses examined the global arms trade, politics of Central Asia, and the development of A.I. in the framework of national security. My Undergraduate background in International Relations is built heavily on issues such as security, politics, and culture within Russia, the wider post-Soviet Union region, and the Balkans. My concentrated academic experiences have imparted strong writing, research, and communication skills that can be utilized in a wide range of capacities related to solving foreign policy and national security issues. While a student at Georgetown worked within the School of Foreign Service's Career Center building administrative skills working with experienced career coaches and University administrators to provide career development support to hundreds of students within the School of Foreign Service.