
Cece York
Institutional Advancement Intern at The Institute of World Politics
International Affairs at Emory University
United States
Hi, I'm Cece York!
Institutional Advancement Intern at The Institute of World Politics
Hello! I am a third-year student-athlete at Emory University, attaining a joint major in Religion/Philosophy and an additional major in International Studies. I am interested in the ways religion, international policy, and racial relations intersect. I am passionate and committed to providing access to experiences that grow academic knowledge and global identity.
Experience
The Institute of World Politics
Institutional Advancement Intern
May 2026 - Present
Briefed current national security research findings to panels of national security professionals and faculty weekly
Supported donor research and prospect identification, compiling profiles on 300 individual and institutional donors
Emory Pathways Center
Teaching Assistant, DC Pathways Scholars Program
December 2025 - Present
Coordinate cohort orientations, advising meetings on internship application strategies and life in DC, and assist with spring semester training programs and program bonding events to support the DC scholar’s cohort and build community
Emory Violence and Identity Lab
Research Assistant
August 2025 - May 2026
Selected to assist a professor to collaborate with a team of 5 students to compile 3,000+ recorded incidents of racial violence from historically Black newspapers to create the first-ever comprehensive racial violence database
Created a prototype website allowing accessible access to the database via maps, timeline views, and searchable tables
Pew Research Center
Religious Global Demographics Research Intern
June 2025 - August 2025
Developed three internal memos evaluating potential survey questions focusing on religious transmission by coding global data in Stata and R to assess cross-cultural relevance and parental correlations with religious behavior
Copyedited three religious demographic short reports for statistical accuracy, consistency, and publication readiness
Translated and subtitled twelve 45-minute interviews on religious practices and beliefs from Korean into English
Emory Law and Religion Graduate School Undergraduate Fellow
Undergraduate Scholar
May 2025 - May 2026
Collaborate with law school faculty and undergraduate scholars to develop thesis-level academic research papers exploring intersections of religion and law, receiving feedback from professors in preparation for publication
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Languages
English
Native
Korean
Intermediate
Skills
Graphic Design
Excel
Editing
Microsoft PowerPoint
Word Processor
Tutoring
R Statistical
Study Abroad