Zeke Peters is a senior studying Political Science and Urban Planning. Born and raised in a small rural town in Minnesota, he has always been passionate about civil service and political participation. Currently, he works as an American politics research assistant and fellow for Professor Jeremy Pope in BYU's Center for the Study of Elections and Democracy, writes for the BYU Political Review, and edits for the BYU Political Science journal, SIGMA. He also recently started working for Provo city's Community Development department as an intern. He plans to pursue a master's in Urban Planning concurrently with a Juris Doctorate. His goals include working in land use law and development on the public sector side and city management.
