Chloe is studying Public Policy and History with a certificate in Child Policy Research. Born and raised in the mountains of southern Appalachia, Chloe cares deeply about advocating for a better future for families in rural America. In pursuit of this mission, Chloe has interned in the US Department of Commerce, the National Labor Relations Board, and the NC Department of Justice’s Public Protections Section. On campus, she writes opinion columns for the Duke Chronicle and contributes to research related to K-12 public education, child maltreatment prevention, and NC’s policing history. Chloe attended the 2022 Public Policy Leadership Conference at Harvard University’s Kennedy School and the 2023 Summer Honors Academy at the American Enterprise Institute. After graduation, Chloe intends to take part in a research fellowship in Washington, D.C. before pursuing a J.D. She hopes to continue working in the public interest sphere to advocate for rural families in the U.S. and abroad.