Blythe Owen
About Blythe Owen
Blythe Owen is a Public Policy Research Analyst at National Journal, where she has worked since 2021. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Wheaton College and a Master's degree in Animals and Public Policy from Tufts University.
Work at National Journal
Blythe Owen has been employed at National Journal since 2021, serving as a Public Policy Research Analyst. In this role, Owen focuses on analyzing public policy issues and contributing to research efforts that inform policy decisions. The position involves collaboration with various stakeholders and requires a strong understanding of public policy dynamics.
Previous Experience at MSPCA-Angell
Prior to joining National Journal, Blythe Owen worked as an Advocacy Intern at MSPCA-Angell in 2020 for a duration of five months. This internship provided Owen with experience in advocacy efforts related to animal welfare, allowing for the development of skills in public engagement and policy advocacy.
Education and Expertise
Blythe Owen earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Wheaton College, Massachusetts, where she studied from 2015 to 2019. Following her undergraduate studies, Owen pursued a Master in Animals and Public Policy at Tufts University, completing the program in 2020. This educational background equips Owen with a solid foundation in psychology and public policy, particularly concerning animal welfare.
Academic Background
Owen's academic journey began at Wheaton College, where she completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology. She then advanced her studies at Tufts University, focusing on the intersection of animals and public policy. This combination of education has informed her approach to public policy research and advocacy.