Hannah is a second-year law student at ASU's College of Law. She attended ASU for her Bachelor's Degree, where she studied Political Science, with a keen interest in Global Affairs. She is a Student Research Fellow with ASU's International Rule of Law Society and has worked in international political advocacy and research.

Hannah is interested in the rule of law, human rights, and humanitarian law and hopes to explore either capacity-building accountability mechanisms or international legal affairs from a governmental side. Her interest in foreign relations stems from her love of history and law and a deep-rooted belief in peace and community.

Tarun Masapeta is a global business concentrate student at Thunderbird set to graduate in May 2025. He graduated with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from Manipal Academy of Higher Education, India in May 2023. While in college, Tarun founded Project EIFL. EIFL works to educate high-school and early-year college students from low-income backgrounds across rural and urban India on basic financial literacy skills. Over the past 3 years, he has expanded the project across 5 countries in 3 continents.

With a keen interest in business development and partnership building, Tarun comes with a strong foundational experience in hospitality. He worked for Marriott in India and Aman in the US. Tarun’s post-graduation plan is to work on cross-sector leadership and focus on partnership development.

Kathleen Tate Mulligan is a strategic leader with a deep commitment to fostering international collaboration and understanding. Raised in the Dallas, Texas area, Tate’s passion for global affairs began during a Rotary Youth Exchange in Argentina. She holds a degree in International Relations and History from Rhodes College, where she was a Bonner Scholar and co-founded the local chapter of the Food Recovery Network. Her experiences living in Belize and Spain further enriched her global perspective.

Currently, Tate is pursuing her graduate studies at Thunderbird School of Global Management, where she co-founded the Foreign Policy Initiative. She also owns a strategy and communication consulting firm, with a focus on working with public-private foundations aiming to create sustainable change within their communities. Her expertise centers on innovative approaches to urban development and community-building, with an emphasis on impactful, long-term solutions.

Tate’s leadership extends to board roles with organizations like Serenity High School and Día de Los Muertos in North Texas. Her dedication to cross-cultural dialogue and policy makes her an active contributor to the PCFR community, where she aims to deepen her work in global leadership, diplomacy, and smart city initiatives. In her personal life, she enjoys hiking, biking, reading, and bringing people together for good food and dance.