Samyuktha Sreeram
About Samyuktha Sreeram
Samyuktha Sreeram is a Legislative Intern at the Better World Campaign, part of the United Nations Foundation, where she has worked since 2021. She has a background in International Relations and has held various roles, including Secretary General of a Model United Nations Club and a Research Intern at the Sunwater Institute.
Work at United Nations Foundation
Samyuktha Sreeram has been serving as a Legislative Intern at the Better World Campaign, a project of the United Nations Foundation, since 2021. In this role, she focuses on strengthening the relationship between the United States and the United Nations. Her responsibilities include legislative work that leverages her strong writing skills to support the campaign's objectives.
Education and Expertise
Samyuktha Sreeram is currently pursuing a degree in Public Policy Studies and Political Science at Duke University, expected to graduate in the Class of 2024. She completed her high school education at Briar Woods High School from 2016 to 2020. Her academic background provides a foundation for her interests in International Relations, which align with her work at the Better World Campaign.
Background in Model United Nations
From 2018 to 2020, Samyuktha served as Secretary General of the Model United Nations Club in Virginia, United States. This experience contributed to her understanding of international diplomacy and policy-making, further enhancing her skills relevant to her current role at the Better World Campaign.
Previous Internships and Volunteer Work
In 2021, Samyuktha worked as a Research Intern for the Rights and Liberties Program at the Sunwater Institute for two months. Additionally, in 2020, she volunteered with the American Logistics Aid Network (ALAN) for four months. These roles provided her with practical experience in research and logistics, complementing her legislative work.
Current Pursuits as a Percussionist and Teacher
Since 2018, Samyuktha has been self-employed as an Indian Classical Percussionist and Teacher in Virginia, United States. This role allows her to share her passion for music while developing her teaching skills, contributing to her diverse background.