Adjunct Junior Fellow
Expertise: Climate Security, Middle East/North Africa region
Evan Meltzer is a rising senior at the College of William & Mary, majoring in international relations and minoring in geology.
Originally from Millington, New Jersey, he plans to pursue a career in the intelligence field with a focus on the Middle East. His interest in studying the Middle East is due in part to learning Arabic and Hebrew and traveling to the region. In the summer of 2012, Evan had the opportunity to travel to Jordan on a study abroad program, where he focused on improving his language skills. On campus, Evan is highly involved with the tutoring and mentoring group, Project Phoenix.
He is also currently a 2013 National Security Fellow with the William & Mary National Security Institute.
You can follow Evan on Twitter here
A Selection of Evan’s Work:
Blog Posts:
Department of Energy Reveals Climate Change Risks to Energy Sector in New Report
U.S. Air Force Outlines Future Energy Strategy in New Report
Climate Change Poses a Challenge for Nuclear Power Plants
Against the Global Trend: Pakistan’s Reversal on Climate Change Policy
Climate Change Considered Top Global Threat According to Recent Pew Research Survey
G8: Climate Change “a contributing factor” in “security risks”
World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought
Climate Change and Instability in the Sahel
