Bryson Strupp

Background

About Bryson Strupp

I am an American citizen and have 10+ years working, studying, and volunteering to teach English in the Czech Republic (2007-2009), a student in Russia (2012) and France (2015), and working for the World Bank Group & Utah Chamber of Commerce (2012-2013), the US Embassy Prague (2013), the EU's International Visegrad Fund (2015), and the UN Geneva Office of LDS Charities (2016). I also am a photographer and graphic designer (see my work at https://arrtip.com/). I have worked for the US Department of State since 2017. A graduate of Brigham Young University with a BA in European Studies & Russian, I also have a graduate degree in International Affairs from one of the top 25 International Affairs programs in the world, the George H. W. Bush School of Government and Public Service at Texas A&M University, with a focus on Europe and American Diplomacy and published articles on intelligence, the Roma, and conflict perceptions in the Congo. Additionally, I worked as: a programmer, head of IT, research assistant, manager, language instructor, history teacher, ski instructor, server, customer service rep, construction worker, farm hand, volunteer coach, writer, and photographer. Languages: English, Czech, Slovak, Russian, French, Spanish, Mongolian, Latin Programming languages: Java, C, PHP, JavaScript, CSS, XHTML, HTML, and Unix code Software Skills: Mac and Windows administration, Photoshop, Lightroom, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, XLSTAT, Microsoft SharePoint.