Student Highlight: Andrew Radcliffe
Hometown: Vancouver, Washington
Semester in MIAGE: Sixth
Languages: English, German
Favorite course: Counter Terrorism Simulation Design with Amos Guiora
Andrew finished his undergraduate studies at the University of Utah in 2012 with BA's in Political Science and History and a minor in International Studies. His education focused on international relations and 20th century conflicts. Andrew completed a semester abroad in Kiel, Germany in the summer of 2011 which focused on German language studies. He joined the MIAGE program in the summer of 2013 and will graduate this May. In the Spring of 2014, Andrew was the first non-law student invited to join the counter-terrorism simulation design team at the S.J. Quinney College of Law. This team has spent the last year designing a simulation to test students' ability to respond to terrorism scenarios in real-time. The Lassonde Institute is currently preparing an article on the simulation for their annual publication "Student Innovations." Andrew is currently seeking employment in global investment research with Goldman Sachs and waiting for an update on his application for Fulbright grants to continue his studies in England. In the long run, he plans to pursue a public service career in diplomacy or intelligence with an emphasis in counter-terrorism.