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High School Student Researcher Daniel’s Paper on Examining NATO and Nuclear Proliferation Accepted at the 26th Annual Meeting of the Great Plains Political Science Association (GPPSA)

High School Student Researcher Daniels Paper On Examining Nato Enlargement And Nuclear Proliferation Accepted At The 26th Annual Meeting Of The Great Plains Political Science Association Gppsa

Daniel Ha is a high school student at The King’s Academy in California. He is passionate about community service and research.

Daniel founded The King’s Academy chapter of the National Council for Social Studies. The chapter serves more than 582 high school students. He also serves on the executive board of the International Young Leaders Council.

Through this role, Daniel has organised international outreach efforts. These initiatives have supported communities in countries such as India and Ukraine. In addition, he has raised funds for Ohmatdyt National Specialised Children’s Hospital through piano performances in his community.

Research on NATO Enlargement and Nuclear Proliferation

Daniel’s research paper, “Navigating the Post-Cold War Disorder: Examining NATO Enlargement and Nuclear Proliferation,” was accepted at the 26th Annual Meeting of the Great Plains Political Science Association (GPPSA) in Kansas.

His research examines NATO enlargement and nuclear proliferation in the post-Cold War era. These topics are important to the study of international relations, politics, and government.

Founded in 1997, GPPSA promotes political science research and teaching. The association also encourages participation from researchers in related fields, including politics and government.

Congratulations to Daniel on this remarkable research achievement!

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