Jack Roush is a full-time PhD candidate in International History, studying the bilateral relationship between Iran and the United States in the 20th century and its present-day implications. Originally from the United States, Jack holds a joint B.A. in International Relations and Persian and an MLitt in Iranian History, both from the University of St. Andrews. In addition to his academic experience, Jack has worked in primary and secondary education
PhD title: "Friends of the Family: Informal actors in Iran-US relations during the late Pahlavi period"
Supervisor: Dr Roham Alvandi