Katherine Tucker is a policy analyst at RAND. She works within the Defense and Political Sciences Division on projects related to global governance for national security, artificial intelligence, forecasting, the intelligence community, and FEMA policy. She previously worked as a summer associate and adjunct for RAND. She is also a Ph.D. candidate in public policy at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. She studies terrorism, domestic extremism, right-wing extremism, the intelligence community, and international security. Her dissertation examines how the U.S. intelligence community prioritizes international terrorism and domestic terrorism threats.
B.A. in international affairs; religion, Transylvania University; M.P.P. in homeland security policy, University of Southern California (USC); Ph.D. in public policy, Harvard University
Ph.D. Candidate, Harvard Kennedy School of Government; Research Assistant, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs
