Nate Bent is a junior undergraduate student majoring in Political Science and International Relations at Brigham Young University (BYU). He is passionate about international relations, human rights, and international development. While at BYU, Nate has taken courses on East Asia, Chinese politics, and international relations that helped spark his interest in human rights and North Korea. While an undergraduate, Nate has spent time researching topics including human trafficking, revolutions, and international conflict. He looks forward to improving his knowledge of human rights issues regarding North Korea and taking part in efforts to research and bring further attention to the human rights violations being committed in North Korea.
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