Sam Robinson ‘28

Sam Robinson is a first-year Economics and Global Affairs major. His research interests include the intersection of economic policy and national security concerns, international trade law, and international human rights law. Sam has worked with and led fellow students through the Notre Dame Student Policy Network to co-author dossiers regarding sanctions recommendations under the Global Magnitsky Act in partnership with Human Rights First for formal submission to the Treasury Department. He is also a member of student government, the Federal Fiscal Challenge and Competition Club, and many other student organizations. Sam is looking forward to channeling his interests in economic policy and law to make meaningful research contributions with the Kellogg Institute.