Salmah Elmasry is a member of the Class of 2025 in the School of Foreign Service studying International Politics. She is also completing a Master of Arts in Arab Studies. As an Egyptian-American, she has developed a strong interest in gender, social movements, and post-colonialism in North Africa. After assisting Professor Killian Clarke with his research on the origins of counterrevolutions and revolutions, Salmah’s work now focuses on an independent research project on protest art and transnationalism during the 2011 uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia. Outside of being a MURF, Salmah is the publisher of Georgetown’s international affairs newspaper and enjoys reading, baking, and running.