Anna O’Sullivan is a member of the Class of 2028 in the School of Foreign Service pursuing a major in International Politics with a concentration in International Security. Her interest in international relations stems from a love of history books and early experience working in Virginia youth politics. As a MURF, she is currently working with Professor Lise Howard on a project surrounding the definition of security in an international context. Anna seeks to explore the conditions under which liberalism proves most effective and the mechanisms by which democracy can be most enduringly safeguarded within the complexities of the international arena. Outside of MURF at Georgetown, Anna is a member of the International Relations Clubs’ DIAS subboard. In her free time, she enjoys swimming, reading, and yoga.