The Potomac Institute for Policy Studies welcomes Chloe Hite, a Research Intern in the Science & Technology Division!

A recent graduate of Boston University, Chloe earned her B.A. in anthropology with a minor in economics. Before joining the PIPS, Chloe worked as an intern at the Hudson Institute, studying the proliferation and mitigation of nuclear, biological, and chemical WMD threats. She has also contributed to research efforts focused on how technological innovation impacts the economy and society at large, as well research assessing technology’s place in education and the arts. Born and raised in the Midwest and influenced by parents in medical and agricultural professions, Chloe has witnessed firsthand the impact that S&T innovation and policy influence can have on both a micro and macro level. She is thrilled to be working at the PIPS and looks forward to contributing to policy initiatives with their root in science and technology research.