Sarah Cope is an experienced national security researcher. Sarah's research spans foreign influence campaigns, irregular warfare, and the intersection of security and psychology.

 Sarah started her career working as a research assistant in Weill Cornell Medicine’s Department of Psychiatry, researching within the Institute for Developmental Psychobiology.

• Editor-in-Chief, Georgetown Security Studies Review

• Experienced French and English language researcher.

• Master’s of Arts in Security Studies and Bachelor’s of Science in the Foreign Service from Georgetown University.