Noa Tann

Junior Adjunct Fellow

Expertise: Climate change and international environmental conservation, Middle East studies, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Hebrew, Arabic

Noa Tann was a Climate and Energy Security intern at the American Security Project. She will begin her senior year at the University of Central Florida in the fall, pursuing a degree in International and Global Studies, with minors in Biology and Global Peace and Security Studies, and certificates in Intelligence and National Security and Teaching English as a Foreign Language. Her research interests include the American intelligence community, diplomacy and peacemaking, global environmental conservation, and the Middle East and North Africa region. Upon graduation, she plans on teaching English abroad before applying to both graduate school and the Foreign Service. A lifelong language learner, Noa speaks Arabic, Hebrew, French, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Recent Posts

ASP CEO BGen. Cheney quoted by AP, Post and Courier on Climate Risks to US Bases

Andrew Holland in the Daily Caller: America’s Electrical System is Vulnerable, but Market Intervention is Not the Answer

Fallow Fields, Fertile Ground for Unrest: Water Shortages Destabilize Iraq

ASP’s Andrew Holland for POLITICO: Setting the Record Straight on Germany’s Russian Gas Imports & the Nord Stream Pipeline

“We Simply Cannot Receive More”- Jordan Feels the Pressure of Climate-Related Refugee Crisis