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Caroline Corbett
Student-Athlete at Bucknell University. International Relations and Arabic major. Boren Scholar 2024-2025 in Jordan
Caroline Corbett is a student-athlete at Bucknell University, majoring in International Relations and Arabic.1 She currently holds the position of Junior Advisor and Research Analyst at Global Foresight Strategies, LLC, according to her LinkedIn profile.1
Academic and Professional Achievements
Caroline has been awarded the prestigious Boren Scholarship for 2024-2025, which will allow her to study in Jordan.1 This scholarship is typically given to students who demonstrate a strong interest in national security and language studies, aligning well with her academic focus on International Relations and Arabic.
Athletic Involvement
As a student-athlete at Bucknell University, Caroline likely balances her academic pursuits with participation in a varsity sport, though the specific sport is not mentioned in the available information.1
Future Prospects
Given her academic background in International Relations, her upcoming study abroad experience in Jordan, and her current role as a Junior Advisor and Research Analyst, Caroline appears to be building a strong foundation for a career in international affairs, policy analysis, or related fields.
Highlights
I am excited to be joining Patti Morrissey as a Junior Advisor/ Research Analyst at Global Foresight Strategies, LLC. I am researching the ongoing Ukraine Crisis via Middle Eastern news outlets to combine my interests in Middle Eastern geopolitics and national security. I believe Patti's mission and our junior advisor's research is critical to generate succinct, foresight-informed strategies to navigate the emerging impacts of global trends. Thank you Patti Morrissey for your mentorship!
I am honored and humbled to announce that I have received an NSEP David L. Boren Scholarship to propel my studies of Arabic and International Relations in Amman, Jordan where I will spend the 2024-2025 academic year.
The Boren Scholarship provides federal funding to U.S. undergraduate students for study abroad in non-western-facing areas critical to U.S. national security. This scholarship also requires at least 1 year of government service following my graduation from Bucknell University which I am eager to explore as I learn more about national security and diplomacy.
Thank you to Margaret Marr, my Bucknell professors, my mentors (especially Jacqueline Tame), my family, and everyone who supported me throughout this process. Your unwavering encouragement and guidance have been invaluable, and I am profoundly appreciative.
I am excited and ready to represent my country, Bucknell University, and the National Security Education Program Boren Scholarship program during my year in Jordan and throughout my career!
