The Roosevelt Institution
School: University of California, Davis
Member of:
UC Davis Board of Directors
California Legislative Staff
University of California, Davis
Equal Justice
Center on Peace and Security Studies
Public Affairs
Rebuilding the Criminal Justice System
Morgan is not really in the habit of writing about himself in the third person, but he'll be giving it a try.
Morgan is a third year International Relations Major at UC Davis, where he coordinates the Challenge Team dedicated to figuring out how to make the Criminal Justice system a matter of justice (not a matter of race or socio-economic status) and the Centre on Peace and Security. While matters of domestic social justice are important to him, his major area of research is the Middle East, especially Israel-Palestine. He also likes to use commas too often, in an attempt to make his writing flow the way he would vocalize it.
After graduation, Morgan wants to take the Hebrew and Arabic language skills he is in the process of acquiring (and will have by then acquired) and spend a few years in the middle east doing independent reporting/adventuring. His dream is to come back to the states after this experience, enroll in a graduate program on the middle east/policy/etc, listen politely to the professors for about half an hour, then spend an hour correcting them.
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