Corrie Hulse is a graduate student at the University of Washington, where her studies focus on international cooperation, protection of citizens, and humanitarian intervention. She is currently completing her master’s thesis centered on the Responsibility to Protect, particularly focused on questions related to international law, cosmopolitan norms and the ongoing genocide in Darfur. After a year spent living in South Korea, she entered graduate school with a desire to learn more about the realm of international cooperation and the role the United States plays in the international community. She also serves as an intern at the United Nations Association (UNA-USA), Greater Seattle Chapter.
