Yuki Zhang recently graduated summa cum laude from Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service with a B.S. in Foreign Service, majoring in International Politics with a concentration in International Law and minoring in Philosophy. She has held research, legal, and policy-focused roles at the Brookings Institution’s China Center, Zhong Lun Law Firm LLC, and the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, working on issues including U.S.-China relations, cross-border energy-sector transactions, and foreign business engagement in China. At Georgetown, she served as Print Editor-in-Chief of the Georgetown Journal of International Affairs, leading the production of the journal’s annual print editions while working with a large editorial team. Her academic work has focused on international law, regional governance, technology regulation, and Chinese politics, with publications and presentations through the Columbia Undergraduate Law Review, the London School of Economics Undergraduate Political Review, and the Midwest Political Science Association. She is also the founder of the Anhui Youth Literacy Project, an education initiative supporting rural children in Anhui Province.
Concentration: Politics and Security
Hometown: Hangzhou, China
Academic Background: B.S. in International Politics, Georgetown University