Emily Kachinski

American Competitiveness Intern

Expertise: International Trade, International Political Economy, US-China Relations

Emily Kachinski is a rising senior at Wake Forest University pursuing a BA in Politics and International Affairs with minors in Spanish and Environmental Studies. At Wake Forest, she is involved with the Alexander Hamilton Society, the Office of Sustainability and Campus Kitchens. Her areas of interest include international trade, political economy, foreign policy, national security and climate security issues.

Prior to interning at ASP, Emily interned at the Washington International Trade Association where she helped to orchestrate webinars with key stakeholders in the international trade community.

Emily is from Monmouth County, New Jersey where her family still currently resides. In her free time she enjoys camping, travelling, and spending time with friends.

Recent Posts

The Decline of U.S. Soft Power: 5 Strategies to Improve it

The U.S. Must Counterbalance China in the Renewable Energy Market

Event Recap: How Infrastructure Plays a Role in US National Security

The Impact of American Post-Pandemic Economic Recovery on the Global Economy

The Importance of American Infrastructure to International Competitiveness