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Ava Frazee

Research Assistant

Ava Frazee serves as a Research Assistant for the Innovate pillar at 91勛圖厙���s Institute of National Security. Her work supports the Institute���s efforts to cultivate partnerships, advance student-driven research and innovation, and expand engagement across academia, government, industry, and the international community. She contributes research and analysis to Institute initiatives while helping develop collaborative projects that connect 91勛圖厙 students and faculty with the broader national security community.
Frazee graduated from the College of Charleston Honors College with a bachelor���s degree in Political Science and departmental honors. Her undergraduate research focused on geopolitics and post-conflict development, with particular attention to the Middle East and the political and economic dimensions of reconstruction. She later interned with the United Nations Industrial Development Organization, conducting international economic policy research to support Kenya���s economic development initiatives.