Albert Trithart

Albert Trithart is an international affairs professional with a decade of experience specializing in governance and peacebuilding, with skills ranging from research and writing to program management and proposal writing.

He holds a Master's of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, where he concentrated on International Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, Democracy, and Governance, achieving a remarkable 3.96 GPA. Additionally, Albert completed his BA in World Politics and Classical Languages at Hamilton College with a notable 3.97 GPA.

Albert has held various roles at prestigious organizations, including Editor and Research Fellow at the International Peace Institute (IPI), where he also served as an Editor, Associate Editor, and Assistant Editor. He has also contributed to Conflict Dynamics International as a Program Officer in Peacebuilding and as a Research Assistant. Furthermore, Albert has been involved in program coordination and associate positions focused on Africa at The International Foundation for Electoral Systems. He kick-started his career as an Africa Intern and later assumed the role of a Peer Writing Tutor at the Nesbitt-Johnston Writing Center.

His expertise lies in comparative politics, elections, and conflict resolution, and he has traveled extensively throughout sub-Saharan Africa.