About Me.

My name is Cameron Garbutt and I am currently a junior at Tulane University studying abroad at Sciences Po Paris for two semesters. I am enrolled im a selective dual degree program, the Altman Program, which will allow me to graduate a BA in Political Science and a BS in Legal Studies in Business. Outside of school I have developed a passion and interest into brand strategy and how to unlock brand potential while creating iconic brand identity. I have had the amazing opportunity to intern at agencies and work along some amazing brands; where I have learned from the best and been able to sharpen my skills.

Education

2022-2026

BA-Political Sciences/International Development
Tulane University

PSDV is the most inter-disciplinary Political Science major track. It focuses on the analysis of unequal political, social, and economic development around the world and what might be done to improve the livelihoods of people in the Global South as well as underprivileged communities in the United States. This track offers students an education firmly rooted in a social science framework that allows them to explore multiple meanings of international development.

2022-2026

BS- Legal Studies in Business
Tulane University

A major in legal studies in business introduces students to the principles of the law, social values and moral concerns as they relate to business and commerce. Students gain a comprehensive foundation through business core classes on finance and accounting, as well as business law and legal writing and research.

2022-2026

Année D'Échange
Sciences Po - Paris

The exchange program between Tulane University and Sciences-Po provides Tulane undergraduates with the opportunity to enroll at this prestigious Parisian grande ecole, taking courses right alongside local students.

Past projects and assignments

Here are some things I have worked on in the past or am currently working on.

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