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Paige Maylath (SFS’25) Combines Research, Governance and Education
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News Student News Paige Maylath (SFS’25) Combines Research, Governance and Education February 5, 2025 Facebook LinkedIn X E-mail As a science, technology and international affairs (STIA) major with a concentration in security in the School of Foreign Service, Maylath’s academic and professional experiences have taken her from classrooms in Washington, DC, to research assignments in Eastern Europe. Under the mentorship of SFS Professor Theresa Sabonis-Heif, her honors thesis, “Going Nuclear: The Determinants of Central and Eastern European State Responses to Nuclear Fuel Dependence on Russia,” investigates how political and institutional factors shape energy security policies in the region.