Christian Hines (chairman) is a junior pursuing majors in history and modern political thought (individualized major) with a minor in English. His interests lie primarily with constitutional and international law, political theory, and foreign affairs.

Hines currently serves as an Associate Justice on the IU Supreme Court and as the undergraduate representative for the Patten Lecture Committee. From fall of 2009 throughout the summer of 2010, he served as a columnist for the Indiana Daily Student. He has also worked for Senator Richard Lugar and the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, as well as the Sagamore Institute for Policy Research in Indianapolis.

He plans to pursue a joint J.D. and Master's degree following his time at IU.

Matthew Showalter (curriculum director) is a sophomore studying Political Science and International Studies. On campus, he is involved with RHA Judicial Board and the Hutton Honors College. In the future, Matthew intends to get involved with international politics or law. Currently his interests in policy include the United Nations, Human Rights, and International Law.

Mark O'Dell (development director) is a policy analysis and mathematics major entering his junior year at IU. Campus activities include the Willkie Judicial Board and the All-Campus Orchestra. Career interests include the application of diplomacy and international law to solve economic and environmental challenges.

Daniel Herman (public relations director) is a junior majoring in Political Science and Telecommunications. His main foreign policy interests are in green energy development and conflict resolution in the Middle East.

He currently serves as an IUSA Congressman and is the Administrative Vice President for the IU College Democrats. In the past two summers, Daniel has interned at the Center for American Progress and the Association of American Medical Colleges in Washington D.C.

Jordan Allen (webmaster) is a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences pursuing majors in Near Eastern Language and Culture, German, and Philosophy/Political Science. After graduation Jordan is considering attending law school, with a focus on International Law, or alternately, graduate school to pursue an M.A. in International Relations.

Jordan enjoys immersion in foreign cultures and has traveled extensively. His policy interests include the Near East and Iranian politics.