Leo Thuman is an undergraduate student at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio. A student on the pre-law track, Leo studies Political Science as a Major, and Economics as a Minor. Through his policy experience and Catholic faith, he has developed a strong belief that free practice of religion, respect for human dignity, and protection of the family are vital to human flourishing. He's a native of the Baltimore area, and is a long-suffering Orioles fan. When he's not busy writing or studying, Leo enjoys reading the news, watching hockey and football, and learning about Popes named Pius.
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