• Leads the development of The Emory Policy Institute on Countering Antisemitism (EPICA) and is the primary representative in Washington, D.C. • Hires and oversees the work of EPICA staff. • Coordinates the work of Emory students chosen to serve as EPICA Fellow in D.C. • Arranges briefings for students with policymakers on Capitol Hill. • Contacts federal agencies (e.g., Department of Justice, Department of State, Bureau of Counterterrorism, etc.) to arrange briefings for students and oversees the monitoring of the Global Guidelines for Countering Antisemitism. • Oversees the arrangement of overseas seminars and roundtable discussions for diplomats, journalists, foreign policy analysts and government officials to provide education on antisemitism. • Manages all details of the planning process for these seminars and discussions and oversees the establishment of partnerships with international participants. • Develops and maintains relationships with elected officials, journalists and government officials to support EPICA. • Gathers data, prepares reports and analyzes results. • Performs related responsibilities as required.