Princeton Political Review

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Catherine Tsairis | Co Editor-in-chief

Catherine is a senior who is concentrating in History. She began her experience in the Princeton Political Review by working as a U.S. News staff writer, then as U.S. News Section Editor, and is now Co Editor-in-Chief. She has a strong interest in the processes of writing, editing, and publishing. Also, she enjoys reading and discovering new music and restaurants in her free time.

Contact: ct0219@princeton.edu

 
 

Emily Tsairis | co editor-in-chief

Emily is a senior who is concentrating in History; her passions involve Mediterranean history and European art history as well as climate change advocacy. She started her PPR journey as an International News staff writer, then as an Opinion Section Editor, and is now Co Editor-in-Chief. In her free time, Emily enjoys painting and visiting the Met.

Contact: et0671@princeton.edu

 
 

SHAILEE DESAI | Managing Editor

Shailee is a senior from Scranton, Pennsylvania studying Politics with a focus on American Ideas and Institutions. Outside of the PPR, Shailee is the president of Princeton Mock Trial, the chair of the Minority Pre-Law Association, an undergraduate representative of the Politics Department, and an officer of the Cap & Gown Club. In her free time, she enjoys reading about constitutional law and playing the piano.

Contact: shaileedesai@princeton.edu

 
 

Sander Mccomiskey | Managing Editor

Sander is a junior from Covington, Louisiana. He is concentrating in the School of Public and International Affairs and, alongside his role at PPR, is an Orange Key tour guide and an executive board member of Princeton College Democrats. In his free time, Sander plays for Princeton's club flag football team, rewatches the Office, and listens to Taylor Swift.

Contact: sm7390@princeton.edu

 
 

Madeline cannon | U.s. News Section Editor

Madeline is a sophomore from Queens, New York. She is majoring in Politics and pursuing minors in Chinese Language and History. On campus, Madeline is involved with the Princeton Legal Journal and Vote100. In her free time, she enjoys dancing with the Tap Cats, playing for Princeton's club basketball team, and listening to all kinds of music.

Contact: madelinecannon@princeton.edu

 
 

Michelle miao | International news section editor

Michelle is a junior from Oxford, Ohio. She is concentrating in Politics and minoring in History and East Asian Studies. Outside of PPR, Michelle is involved with College Dems, the Daily Princetonian, and the Princeton Undergraduate Research Journal. In her free time, she enjoys listening to classic rock and is trying to learn how to skateboard.

Contact: mm3530@princeton.edu

 
 

Sam dorsey | Opinion Section Editor

Sam is a junior from Orange County, California, concentrating in the School of Public and International Affairs and pursuing a certificate in the History and Practice of Diplomacy. Sam is also a late-night DJ at WPRB, Princeton's community radio station. In his free time, he enjoys discovering new eclectic music and experimenting with coffee.

Contact: sd2901@princeton.edu

 
 

hyunwook justin lee | media & event director

Justin is a junior from Toronto, Canada, born in Seoul, South Korea. He is majoring in the School of Public and International Affairs with a certificate in finance. Justin started being involved in PPR by being a staff writer for the Opinion Section, and is now the Media & Event Director. Outside of PPR, Justin plays on the Princeton Club Rugby Team and is a member of the Princeton Pre-Law Society. 

Contact: justin.lee@princeton.edu

 
 

jim wells | Treasurer

Jim is a junior from Atlanta, Georgia who is majoring in Politics. He began writing for the Princeton Political Review by working as an International News staff writer, and is now Treasurer for the publication. Jim is a veteran of the United States Marine Corps who works as a Transfer Ambassador on campus and is an active member of the Princeton Student Veteran Alliance and Princeton Transfer Association.

Contact: james.wells@princeton.edu

 
 

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