Moses Lee is a talented and passionate international policy and law expert with a strong commitment to refugee resettlement and policy research. He graduated from Northwestern University with majors in Learning and Organizational Change, Middle East and North African Studies, and International Studies. His academic background has enabled him to acquire a deep-seated understanding of the global economy, legal systems, and policy issues that impact refugees and immigration.

Over the years, Moses has held various positions in different organizations, including serving as a Trust & Safety Analyst at Discord and an Information Security Intern at HUB International. He has also worked as a Curriculum/Event Coordinator at Farley Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, a Program Facilitator at New Student and Family Programs at Northwestern University, and a Research Assistant at UNESCO, among other roles. He is a versatile and hardworking professional who is always keen to learn new things and use his expertise to make a positive impact in society.

Moses' strong academic background, professional experience, and interests in international policy and law, refugee resettlement, and policy research make him an ideal candidate for roles related to these areas. His exceptional track record of success in his previous roles proves that he is a dedicated and reliable individual who strives to make a significant contribution to any project or organization he is part of.