Emma Burleigh is a second-year graduate student in NYU’s Global Journalism and East Asian Studies Program. She graduated from The College of William & Mary with a B.A. in International Relations and Chinese in 2021. She has studied at Beijing Normal University, served as a Chinese major peer advisor, was awarded the APIA-AMES Freeman Fellowship, and defended her thesis in W&M’s modern languages department. Her free time is spent cooking, reading, boxing, and fostering rescue dogs.
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