Reagin Jones is an M.A. student from south Georgia. Jones earned her bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Valdosta State University. She currently serves as a Research Assistant for the School’s Center of Peace and Conflict Studies. During her time as an undergraduate, Jones studied abroad in Czechia. She participated in Model UN and served as a Spanish translator for a local school and government.

 Jones is a National Security Fellow at the School of Diplomacy where she specializes in International Security and International Law. 

Her main interests are in postcolonialism, recognition, and self-determination. She hopes to contribute to human rights and international law by engaging with global governance institutions and international judicial bodies.  

What brought you to Seton Hall for graduate school?

 I chose Seton Hall because it has such a central location and offers so many political opportunities. The school really values that and takes advantage of its connections for its students.

Was there anything that stood out about the School of Diplomacy?

With opportunities like the National Security Fellowship, the ability to intern with the UN, and having guest speakers at events such as the World Leaders Forum, the School of Diplomacy offered experiences that were not available at any other school.

Was there anything else that made Seton Hall the right fit for you?

There are also so many financial opportunities that made Seton Hall a realistic option for me. Moving out of state is always expensive, but Seton Hall has some of the best options for students.

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