Matthew Docalovich Editor-In-Chief Matthew is a second year accelerated Master of Public Policy student from Norfolk, Virginia. He graduated from the University of Virginia in 2024 with a B.A. in Environmental Thought & Practice. His primary policy area of interest is the climate and the environment, with particular focuses on effective carbon mitigation and coastal resilience. During his time at UVA, he has done research focused on biodiversity with the non-profit NatureServe, renewable energy with DIS in Copenhagen, and climate adaptation with the UVA Environmental Institute. |
Morgan Berry Managing editor Morgan is a second year accelerated Master of Public Policy student from Winchester, Virginia. She graduated from the University of Virginia in 2024 with a B.A. in Global Security and Justice. Her main policy areas of interest are national security policy and foreign policy. Throughout her time at UVA, she has researched the costs of crime and reentry programs throughout the United States and studied the impact of artificial intelligence on national security. |
Konstantin Shchelkunov Third rail editor-in-chief Konstantin is a second-year accelerated Master of Public Policy student from Manassas, Virginia. He graduated from the University of Virginia in 2024 with a B.A. in Foreign Affairs and Economics. His primary policy area of interest is foreign policy, with particular emphasis on the Russia/Eurasia region. During his time at UVA, he has done independent research focused on trade relations and sanctions between the E.U. and Russia, International Criminal Court jurisdiction, and asset forfeiture within the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Currently, he serves as a graduate research assistant at the Miller Center of Public Affairs. |
Anastasia Jones-Burdick Director of Outreach Anastasia Jones-Burdick is a second year Master of Public Policy Candidate and Tadler Fellow, who also serves as the Graduate Assistant of UVA's Community Food Pantry. Anastasia is deeply devoted to addressing food security, health equity, and economic opportunity in her Central Appalachian home of Huntington, West Virginia. She graduated from the University of Mississippi's Honors College in 2023 with a B.A. in Public Policy Leadership & Psychology. Since 2014, Anastasia has successfully led advocacy efforts for innovative policy solutions to combat food insecurity faced by students and low-income patients and she continues to advocate for health equity infrastructure. |
George Langhammer George is a first-year MPP student from Roanoke, Virginia. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Foreign Affairs, with a minor in Spanish, from Hampden-Sydney College in May 2024. During his time at Hampden-Sydney, George was the punter on the football team, a three-term member of the honor court, and a senior editor for the college newspaper. Professionally, George spent his senior year working in government affairs, with a focus on healthcare and trade policy. Most recently, he completed an internship with the Office of the Attorney General of Virginia, where he contributed to homeland security and data privacy legislation. |
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