Jiahui (Joyce) Lin

Joyce is a Master’s in International Policy candidate at Stanford, where she specializes in energy, natural resources and the environment. She is also one of the editors-in-chief of Stanford International Policy Review. Joyce’s research interests lie at the intersection of economic diplomacy and environmental governance. Previously, Joyce worked at AidData, an international development research lab, where she studied Chinese public diplomacy efforts in two major world regions and led the assembling of a novel dataset that tracked $843 billion in Chinese development financing around the world. She has also worked for UN Women’s China office and the US-ASEAN Business Council in the past. Joyce received a B.A. in International Affairs and Economics from the George Washington University. Born and raised in Singapore, Joyce is bilingual in English and Mandarin Chinese. In her spare time, Joyce enjoys reading, baking, painting, and playing board games.