About Anna

Anna grew up in Anchorage, Alaska with her family and friends, learning to love the outdoors and all things mountainous. Anna attended Colby College and graduated in 2008 with bachelor degrees in Environmental Studies (Policy) and International Studies. In June 2011 Anna received her master of science degree from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) in Trondheim, Norway “Globalization: Global Politics and Culture” program. In the autumn of 2010 she was in Geneva, Switzerland at an internship at the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) as a part of her degree. In 2011 she returned to Trondheim to write her Masters Thesis, within the department of political science on the international climate change regime. The title of the thesis is “Multiple Measurement of International Regime Effectiveness: Comparative Study of the International Ozone Depletion Regime and Climate Change Regime.” Currently, Anna is living in Arctic Norway in a fjord with her fiance Øistein while he finishes practical work for his physical therapy degree. Anna is teaching English and “Food and Health” at the local middle school and elementary school and enjoying new adventuring grounds at such a northern latitude.