Chelsea Clinton (b.1980)
Mrs. Chelsea Victoria (Clinton) Mezvinsky
She was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, during her father's tenure as Governor of Arkansas Governor. As the only child of two of America's most prominent political figures, she grew up largely in the public eye, particularly during her father's presidency from 1993 to 2001. She graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor's degree in history before going on to take a Master's degree in international relations as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, where her father studied Politics, Philosophy & Economics. In 2003, she completed her Master of Philosophy degree in international relations and returned to the States where she worked as a consultant at McKinsey & Company, serving as a special correspondent for NBC News.
She held various roles in media and journalism before returning to academia. In 2010, she took her Master of Public Health degree from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health. Pursuing a Doctorate at New York University, she returned to Oxford to complete her Doctor of Philosophy degree in international relations (2011).
Throughout her career, she has focused on public service and advocacy, particularly in areas of health, education, and women's rights. Maintaining a lower political profile than her parents, she has been actively involved in the Clinton Foundation, serving as vice chair and focusing on global health initiatives, particularly maternal and child health programs. As an author, she has written several children's books and works on public policy. In 2010, she was married at Astor Courts to Marc Mezvinsky. They have 3-children.
She held various roles in media and journalism before returning to academia. In 2010, she took her Master of Public Health degree from Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health. Pursuing a Doctorate at New York University, she returned to Oxford to complete her Doctor of Philosophy degree in international relations (2011).
Throughout her career, she has focused on public service and advocacy, particularly in areas of health, education, and women's rights. Maintaining a lower political profile than her parents, she has been actively involved in the Clinton Foundation, serving as vice chair and focusing on global health initiatives, particularly maternal and child health programs. As an author, she has written several children's books and works on public policy. In 2010, she was married at Astor Courts to Marc Mezvinsky. They have 3-children.
