Mirabella Archibald Keogh is a dual-degree student at Brigham Young University, studying Public Health Promotion and Middle Eastern Studies & Arabic. She is a passionate advocate for inclusive dialogue, global understanding, and nonpartisan bridge-building. Alongside her husband, she co-founded The Peacemaker Project, a campus-wide initiative focused on depolarization and civil discourse grounded in mutual respect and dignified dialogue.
Driven by a deep interest in international law, Mirabella has represented BYU as an award-winning delegate at both Model United Nations and Model Arab League conferences. Her research experience spans public health, legal inclusion, and foreign policy, and she is committed to bridging global divides through evidence-based advocacy and cross-cultural collaboration.
Mirabella plans to pursue law school after graduation. In her free time, she enjoys playing the harp and re-reading every book by L.M. Montgomery—several times a year.