Andrew Houk

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Andrew Houk holds a BA from Malone University in integrated social
studies and a MA in international affairs with a concentration in Middle
East regional affairs from the George Washington University. Prior to
joining the Stimson Center, Mr. Houk taught modern world history at
Jackson High School (Massillon, Ohio). He traveled to Saudi Arabia in
2006 through the Institute of International Education to study the
integration of Middle East affairs into secondary curriculum. Through
the Fulbright-Hays program, Mr. Houk studied religious pluralism in
secular Middle East governments (Syria and Turkey) in 2007. During his
graduate studies, Mr. Houk studied abroad in Damascus, Syria and has
also held internships with the International Rescue Committee and the
Stimson Center.

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