Meet Our New Policy Analyst: Molly Davis

Molly Davis joins Libertas Institute as a policy analyst. She’s a recent graduate of Rocky Mountain College with a double major in political science and communication studies and a double minor in economics and business management.

Over the past four years when she wasn’t busy competing with her college debate team, she founded and became president of club chapters for Young Americans for Liberty (YAL) and Students for Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) at Rocky. She also maintained student coordinators for Students for Liberty (SFL). Additionally, she worked on a successful ballot initiative campaign for medical cannabis legalization in Montana.

Molly came to Libertas as an intern through the Koch Fellowship Program. Prior to interning at Libertas, she completed an education policy internship at Reason Foundation in Washington D.C. During the school year, she worked as a news production assistant at KTVQ-Q2 news in Billings, Montana.

Hailing from the state of Michigan, Molly enjoys sailing, hiking, skiing, and camping. She is passionate about the outdoors and excited to be so close to the mountains.

You can reach Molly at molly@libertasutah.org.

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