Natalie M. Bryce

Natalie M. Bryce is a Data Consultant at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, contributing to the Early Warning Project's Annual Statistical Risk Assessment by reviewing variables, suggesting new data sources, and testing machine learning models. As a Teaching Fellow at UCLA, Natalie teaches an upper division course in International Relations and has served as an Adjunct Professor at Pepperdine University, designing and instructing courses focused on global perspectives and critical thinking. Natalie has extensive experience in international education, having held various leadership roles at Pepperdine, including Assistant Director of Admissions, where data-informed changes led to record application rates. Previous roles include an internship with the United Nations Office at Geneva, work as an Account Coordinator at M+R, and communications management for the Social Impact Media Awards. Natalie holds a PhD in Political Science and has completed multiple degrees across prestigious institutions, focusing on International Studies and Public Administration.