Jacqueline Metzler

Pronouns: She/Her/Hers

Jacqueline’s interest in politics began at eight years old, when she made her first get-out-the-vote calls during the 2012 election. Since then, that early involvement has grown into a broader focus on how politics, policy, communications, and public opinion intersect. At GSG, she is particularly drawn to public affairs work that combines research, writing, and an understanding of the broader political landscape to develop thoughtful strategy.

Before joining GSG, Jacqueline gained experience across government, campaigns, public affairs, and foreign policy. She worked on the Analytics team at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, in the office of Congressman Pat Ryan, at a New York City government relations firm, on a statewide campaign in New York, and at the Council on Foreign Relations.

Jacqueline graduated magna cum laude from Brown University with honors in International and Public Affairs. Her thesis received the Noah Krieger ’93 Memorial Prize for the best thesis in American politics. A New York City native, she can usually be found exploring the city’s parks, taking a long walk, or watching a docuseries.