Emily Hove

Emily Hove is an accomplished undergraduate student at Princeton University, pursuing an A.B. in Public and International Affairs. Currently serving as a Global Systemic Risk Research Assistant at the Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies, Emily contributes to mapping global systemic risks in trade, coordinating scholarly forums, and exploring international supply chain disturbances. Additionally, Emily holds roles as an Investment Team Analyst at Business Today, an Executive Board Member of the Princeton Pre-Law Society, and Whig Deputy Chair of The American Whig-Cliosophic Society. Prior experience includes working as a barback and head hostess at Tupelo Grille and as a personal care assistant at Immanuel Lutheran Home. Emily's dedication to connecting with professionals and peers within the legal field and international studies underscores a commitment to impactful engagement and leadership.