Public Diplomacy and Strategic Communications Intern
Expertise: Europe & Eurasia, Latin America, International Organizations, the European Union, the United Nations
Nicole Bohannon recently completed her bachelor’s degree from the Elliott School of International Affairs at the George Washington University, focusing in European and Latin American affairs. Born and raised in Washington DC, she has always had a strong interest in international politics, bolstered by her experience working and interning in non-profits, think tanks, and consulting groups. Before working at the American Security Project, she interned for the United Nations Association advocating on the Hill and implementing curriculum in DC, Maryland, and Virginia schools teaching children about the UN. In addition to working, Nicole spent nearly 7 years doing Model UN while in school, and enjoys watching classic movies in her free time.
Check out her previous articles
February 24: Crouching Panda, Hidden Potential: Public Diplomacy in China
February 8: The Zika Virus – A Window Into Future Security Threats
February 1: New Cuba Crisis Means It’s Time to Kick Out Old Policies
January 19: Iran and Saudi Arabia Headed for a Cold War Over a Heated One
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