Aidan G. Hulting

Goals: Aidan seeks to continue to develop a professional career in storytelling, media, and content creation pertaining to geopolitical, pop culture, athletics, and other important aspects of communities and societies nationally and internationally. Aidan is a performance-driving individual adept at aligning cross-departmental objectives to facilitate high-quality, on-time productions and long-term customer loyalty. Creative and innovative problem-solver exercises key strengths in workflow optimization, process re-engineering and strategic scheduling techniques. Offers track record of delivering superior-quality results for industry-leading publication conglomerates.

• Eagle Scout Project — Winter 2017
• A two-month project where I completely renovated Sandia Presbyterian’s Educational Portable Building.
• In the process, I led a group of around fifty scouts and parents in the replacement of carpet, six windows, and a new coat of paint
• Acquiring a total of $4,000 of materials and funds all through donations and completing the project through the recruitment of individuals’ personal time.

• AWARDS , Eagle Scout
• LANGUAGES French (Proficiency)

International Energy Policy

• Addresses international energy policies and politics, including trends and socio-political challenges impacting the diversity of global energy sources.

International Environmental Politics

• Analysis of international environmental theory and politics, the development of international environmental regimes, agreements and treaties, and the process of globalization and the quality of the environment.

Writing for the Media Professional 

• Fundamentals of gathering information, evaluating information, writing information of the media and editing media content in written form.

Media Deception Detection

• Examines common ways media is used to deceive, and how media scholars and creators can avoid falling prey to spinners, platformed prevaricators, and purveyors of "fake news" using knowledge of production techniques, logic, and other skills.

Research Methods

• Qualitative and quantitative approaches to the study of political phenomena. The role of values, theory, hypothesis, data collection, and analysis in evaluating, data visualization and conducting political science research.

European and European Union Politics

• A course that describes and analyzes the political situation in Europe and the European Union. Special focus is given to issues concerning European security and the European Union, its institutions, politics, and the challenges it faces since the opening of Europe to the East.

Politics of Developing Nations

• Cours that analyzes the concepts of development and modernization. Also focuses on the economic, political, and cultural problems faced by developing nations.

Middle Eastern Politics

• The comparative study of the Middle East and North Africa focusing on the internal political dynamics of countries in the region and the international relations among them. Examines issues of political and economic development in their post-colonial context and analyzes impact of nationalism, political Islam, ethnicity, and globalization.

Modern Political Thought

• Major political theorists from the Renaissance to the mid-nineteenth century.

Public Policy Problems 

• The content and the politics of adoption and application of such policy areas as defense, poverty and welfare, macroeconomics, and regulation.

Case Studies in Humanitarian Engineering, Science and Technology 

• Course focusing multidisciplinary methods and perspectives applied to case studies in humanitarian engineering, science and technology. Applications to real world issues with global implications at the interface of humanity and nature are addressed from a systems perspective using a case study approach.

Ethics in Public Policy

• Examines ethical dilemmas in public policy, and provides the opportunity to study the ethical theories of Hobbes, Kant, Mill, and Rawls.

Politics of Climate Change

• Covers domestic and international political aspects of global climate change. Examines global climate change through philosophical, legal, ethical, economic, social, political, institutional, and science policy contexts. Topics include local, state, and national activity as well as roles played by presidents, Congress, the Supreme Court, corporations and media. Focuses on international conventions and treaties, tensions between developed and developing nations and possible national security impacts.

Global Food Politics and Policy

• Examines the politics and policy of global food systems as they relate to food distribution, production, and consumption. The cultivation and consumption of food is highly political, and at times, contentious. Specific focus is given to issues like social justice, GMOs, human health, environment and agribusiness.