Caitlyn Moloney

Dedicated and passionate applicant for a Master’s in International Human Rights Law, with a strong commitment to advocating for the protection of women and children. Currently achieving C1 proficiency in French through immersive study abroad experiences, enhancing cross-cultural communication and analytical skills. Proven ability to support strategic communications and research initiatives within international organizations, with hands-on experience at the Legal Aid Society and FGS Global. Eager to leverage academic excellence (Summa Cum Laude, GPA 3.96) and practical experience in diverse settings to advance global human rights advocacy and policy development efforts.

• John Glenn Fellow Spring Semester 2024: Selected through competitive application process to participate in the Washington Academic Internship Program (WAIP) at The Ohio State University which allows students to live and intern in Washington, DC.
• Washington Academic Internship Program (WAIP) Award: Awarded $1,500 to participate in the Washington Academic Internship Program at The Ohio State University, which selects outstanding undergraduates from any major to spend a semester in Washington, D.C., as John Glenn Fellows. Students work in internships that reflect their career goals and academic interests, enhancing professional development and understanding of public policy and advocacy within a dynamic political environment.
• President of the Alpha Lambda Delta Honors Society: Led a prestigious organization at The Ohio State University, fostering academic excellence and philanthropic initiatives among first-year students, while maintaining a GPA requirement of 3.5 or higher for membership.
• Provost Scholarship at The Ohio State University: Awarded a scholarship of $1,000 per semester, with an overall potential four-year value ranging from $4,000 to $12,000. This merit-based scholarship is available to both Ohio and non-Ohio residents who demonstrate exceptional academic competitiveness, evaluated through criteria such as grade point average, class rank, the rigor of high school curriculum, and standardized test scores. By applying to the university by the November 1 deadline, I was automatically considered for this scholarship, which recognizes my commitment to academic excellence and supports my educational goals.
• 4 Months Backpacking Across Europe: Spent four months traveling through 21 countries and over 40 cities, gaining firsthand experience of cultural, linguistic, and societal frameworks. These encounters enriched my understanding of how diverse perspectives intersect with human rights, solidifying my dedication to advocating for equity and justice on a global scale.