Mountains, forests, ocean. Beautiful British Columbia is where Grace proudly calls home but curiosity led her to traverse the world to support vulnerable populations in fragile states for the last nine years. Before joining the “Woo” community at Princeton, she was the acting head of Development Cooperation at the Embassy of Canada in Juba, South Sudan where she was responsible for Canada’s development program on maternal health, governance, and food security. Previously, she worked on atrocity prevention and conflict mediation policy issues at the Stabilization Reconstruction Task Force at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Canada and was first posted as a political officer at the Embassy of Canada in Kabul, Afghanistan. When not responding to the challenges of fragile states, you can find Grace volunteering for the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, whitewater rafting down the Nile in Uganda, snowboarding the Austrian Alps, or discovering a new song to play on her bass guitar. After graduation, she dreams of returning to Beautiful British Columbia.