Alanna Schenk
Research Associate
Alanna Schenk is a student studying International Relations with a minor in Human Security and Geospatial Intelligence at the University of Southern California. Her primary interests are in ecological security and human security, specifically related to the regions of Northern Europe and Africa. She is particularly interested in how geospatial technologies can be used to study and offer suggestions for humanitarian intervention and issues of human security. Specifically, she fascinated by how satellite and remote sensing can be used to improve documentation capabilities and research across the fields of human rights and humanitarian intervention. Furthermore, she is a research assistant for the Lab on Non-Democratic Politics at USC and has also spent time conducting field research in the Arctic. On campus, Alanna is a fellow with the Levan Institute of Humanities and Ethics, a Senator for the Undergraduate Student Government, and a member with USC's Teaching International Relations Program.
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BriefingsRecent Briefings:
November 24, 2016
The Dark Side of the U.S.’s Shadow Wars October 22, 2016
Post-Coup Fiji: Rights Abuses and Increasing Climate of Fear September 19, 2016
Turkey and Israel Normalize Relations After Six Year Rift September 4, 2016
Japanese Emperor Abdication Wish: Clash Between Democratic Ideals and Conservative Politicians August 19, 2016
Burhan Wani: More Powerful Dead than Alive |