Erielle Davidson is a versatile professional with a strong background in policy analysis, law, and international relations.

She holds a Doctor of Law degree from Georgetown University Law Center and has excelled academically, achieving a 4.0 GPA while studying Russian Language at Middlebury College.

Erielle has been associated with prestigious organizations such as the Center for the Middle East and International Law at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School, where she serves as the Associate Director.

She has contributed significantly to various roles in different organizations, including being a Former Senior Policy Analyst at JINSA, Editor-in-Chief at the Georgetown Journal of Law and Public Policy, and a Policy Advisor at the U.S. House of Representatives.

Her professional journey also includes roles such as a Staff Writer at The Federalist, Research Intern at Kohelet Policy Forum, and Arnold Silverman Legal Intern at Shurat HaDin - Israel Law Center.

Erielle has demonstrated her commitment to academic and professional development through various leadership roles, such as Chair of Alumni Relations at The Federalist Society and Co-Chair of the CPAC National Security Planning Committee at The American Conservative Union.

She has also made valuable contributions as a Former Senior Contributor at The Federalist and as a Research Assistant at The Hoover Institution, Stanford University.

Erielle's expertise extends to financial analysis, as demonstrated by her experience as an Associate Analyst at Fitch Ratings.

Furthermore, she has a passion for educational initiatives and has served as the Head of Recruitment at the Middlebury Chapter of the American Enterprise Institute, as well as a Presenter at the American Association for the Teaching of Eastern European Languages.

Erielle Davidson's diverse experiences and strong educational background make her a respected figure in policy analysis and international relations.