Chioma Nwankwo
About Chioma Nwankwo
Chioma Nwankwo serves as an Associate in Policy and Research at the United Nations Foundation, where she has worked since 2021. She holds a Master of Public Policy and a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Policy from Rutgers University, and has experience in the United Nations system and environmental nonprofits.
Work at United Nations Foundation
Chioma Nwankwo has been serving as an Associate in Policy and Research at the United Nations Foundation since 2021. In this role, she engages in research and policy development initiatives that align with the Foundation's mission. Her work focuses on creating effective policies in foreign policy and international development, contributing to the organization's efforts to address global challenges.
Education and Expertise
Chioma Nwankwo earned her Master of Public Policy from Rutgers University, where she studied from 2018 to 2020. Prior to this, she completed her Bachelor’s Degree at the same institution, focusing on Environmental Policy, Institutions, and Behavior, with minors in Sustainability and Africana Studies, from 2014 to 2018. This educational background provides her with a solid foundation in policy analysis and environmental issues.
Background
Chioma Nwankwo has experience working within the United Nations system as well as in environmental nonprofit organizations. Her diverse professional background includes several roles in university settings, which showcase her range of experiences in academia. This combination of experiences informs her approach to policy and research.
Skills and Collaboration
Chioma Nwankwo possesses exemplary writing skills, enabling her to communicate complex ideas effectively. She has demonstrated a strong ability to collaborate in team environments, which is essential for her work in policy and research. Her skills support her commitment to developing impactful policies in her areas of interest.
Passion for Policy Development
Chioma Nwankwo has a passionate desire to create effective policies, particularly in the fields of foreign policy and international development. Her commitment to these areas drives her work at the United Nations Foundation and reflects her dedication to making a positive impact through policy initiatives.