Arden Farr

Arden graduated with bachelor’s degrees in economics and international affairs from the University of Georgia. She researched nonproliferation issues at KAIST and the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies and developed WMD terrorism policy through the U.S. government. She also tracked propaganda and disinformation campaigns for two years through AFRICOM and the U.S. Department of State. In addition to her involvement with NGOs focused on human rights issues in the East Asian and Pacific Region, Arden received a U.S. Department of State Certificate of Appreciation for exemplary service regarding the promotion of human rights in North Korea and Southeast Asia. At Stanford, Arden intends to develop skills relevant to a career focused on disarmament, arms control, and mass atrocity prevention. During her free time, Arden enjoys running, listening to political podcasts, cooking experimentally, and traveling.