Lucas Holloway is a Halle Foundation research intern at AGI in spring 2025. Originally from Savannah, Georgia, he a senior at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland, where he is pursuing a dual Bachelor of Arts in International Relations and Economics. In addition, Mr. Holloway spent a semester abroad in Berlin, Germany, last spring, gaining firsthand experience on the importance of U.S. strategic and socioeconomic ties with our European allies.
Before joining AGI, Mr. Holloway was a legislative intern for Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Capitol Hill, developing expertise in public policy work, constituent services, and the American legislative process. At Johns Hopkins, he was also president of the Hopkins Lecture Series, where he invited experts to speak to the Baltimore community about domestic and international issues.
Mr. Holloway’s research interests at AGI include German politics and elections, transatlantic diplomacy, and global economic trends.
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