Dr. Sarah R. Rose-Jensen is an Assistant Professor of Global Affairs at AUPP. Prior to joining AUPP, she was a Professorial Lecturer in the Elliott School of International Affairs at George Washington University. Dr. Rose-Jensen has also lectured in the Krieger School at Johns Hopkins University and the School for Professional and Extended Studies at American University in Washington DC.
Dr. Rose-Jensen’s research focuses on development and development-related conflicts in mainland Southeast Asia, particularly governance of shared river resources and cross-border effects of development. At AUPP, she teaches courses on gender and development, peace and conflict, research methods, and other courses in the Global Affairs program. Dr. Rose-Jensen completed a Fulbright in Cambodia in 2016, conducting research on successful resolution of development-related conflicts. Outside of her academic work, Dr. Rose-Jensen is a certified yoga teacher and long-time mindfulness and meditation practitioners.
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