About

I am a student at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, studying international politics with a focus on international security and sub-Saharan Africa. I currently serve as the National Director of STAND, a student political constituency organization focused on genocide and mass atrocities prevention and civilian protection policy. I have held internships at the State Department and in the U.S. intelligence community, in addition to research roles with Georgetown University and the human rights NGO community. For my undergraduate thesis, I am conducting a quantitative and qualitative analysis of the impact of international policy leverage on the effectiveness of U.S. atrocities response. Over the next year, I will also work as an Allen Dulles Fellow at Georgetown’s Institute for the Study of Diplomacy, researching the role of national security org-cultures in atrocities intelligence and preventive diplomacy.

In addition to my academic focus on conflict prevention, resolution, and mitigation, I conduct research on the role of emerging economies in African development. Apart from my work with STAND, I am available for research assistance, as well as management and strategy consulting for non-profit and advocacy organizations. You can find my resume here. Additionally, you can contact me through Facebook, Twitter (@danatgu), or by email at daniel.solomon18@gmail.com.

Opinions expressed on this website are my own, and do not represent STAND, the U.S. State Department, the Central Intelligence Agency, the Auschwitz Institute for Peace and Reconciliation, Georgetown University, or any organization.