Claire Pamerleau is the Program Coordinator at GLN, where she channels her passion for language and culture into building meaningful, accessible learning experiences. A recent graduate from the George Washington University’s MA in Security Policy Studies program, Claire focuses on conflict resolution and using language to foster more understanding on global issues. Prior to her graduate studies, Claire earned a BS in Political Science and Psychology from the University of Pittsburgh. During her semester abroad in Florence, Italy, she taught English classes and developed a love for language and teaching.
She has also held research and consulting positions in the U.S. DOS Bureau of International Organization Affairs, the U.S. DOS Bureau of Conflict and Stabilization Operations, the United Nations Development Programme, Hudson Institute, the Pitt Diplomacy Lab, and the Pitt Psychology Department. Claire has coupled her research experience with programmatic skills, which she gained through working with Women In International Security, GlobalPittsburgh, and AmeriCorps. In addition to this work, Claire enjoys running, hiking, and performing with the Falls Church Community Band.