GW Discourse

Editor-in-Chief – Daniel Trombly:

Daniel Trombly is a junior majoring in international affairs and minoring in history. He is interested in grand strategy, defense policy, and security studies. He has interned at the Meridian International Center. He began his involvement with GW Discourse as an international affairs staff writer and online contributor, and writes frequently on his own blog.

International Affairs Editor -Dan Rozenson:

Dan Rozenson is a senior majoring in international affairs and minoring in political science. He is interested in international security politics, especially the Arab-Israeli conflict. He served for three years as a board member of the Student Alliance for Israel. Dan was a founding editor of Lapid, an on-campus student journal focusing on Israel and Jewish issues. He is also a co-president of Eta Beta Rho, the Hebrew Honors Society. Dan has participated in several national security crisis simulations for the GW student organization Strategic Crisis Simulations, and he helped write a recent simulation involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran.

Dan has interned for the Massachusetts House of Representatives, the Academy for Educational Development, and the office of Senator John Kerry. He is currently an intern for the Institute for Communitarian Policy Studies. Dan joined GW Discourse in his freshman year. Previously he served as online contributor and international affairs staff writer. He has blogged extensively for GW Discourse, for the GW College Democrats, and on his personal blog.

Domestic Affairs Editor – Ajay Kumar:

Ajay Kumar is a senior majoring in Political Science and minoring in History. He is interested in Domestic Politics, especially legislative issues and intersection of technology and government policy. He has served for the past two years as a vice-chair for the Washington Area Model United Nations.

Ajay has interned in both the District and DC offices of Congressman Bill Foster and is currently an intern at the Government Affairs division of the American Bar Association. He joined GW Discourse in his sophomore year, and was previously a staff writer in the Domestic Affairs Section.

Political Theory Editor – Andrew Detsch