Stone Washington

Stone Washington is a Ph.D. student in the Trachtenberg School at George Washington University. He works as an Economist with the US Small Business Administration, Office of The National Ombudsman. Stone was recently a Research Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Center for Advancing Capitalism.

Recently, Stone participated in the Frédéric Bastiat Fellowship with the Mercatus Center at George Mason University, where he learned from Mercatus scholars and GMU professors about mainline political economy. As part of the fellowship, Stone participated in a series of academic colloquia and contributed a book chapter for a work examining polycentricity in public policy.

Previously, he completed a research assistantship for the Manhattan Institute, aiding senior fellows with projects in Legal Policy, public sector unions, and higher education. Stone also possesses experience as a graduate teaching assistant in the Clemson University Department of Political Science and as a Practicum Fellow in WAC & WID with Clemson’s Pearce Center for Professional Communications, where he provided guided lessons in writing improvement to graduate and undergraduate students.

Hailing from Atlanta Georgia, Stone earned a Graduate Certificate in Public Administration from Clemson University, a Juris Master degree from Emory University Law School, and a Bachelor’s degree in history from Clemson University.