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Hess Fellows Advocacy Internships 2016
Hess Fellows Advocacy Interns work with non-profit advocacy agencies for eight weeks during the summer. Hess Fellows
Internships are rise
3
-designated projects.
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Blaire Alexander (’17), media and film studies major
Global Campaign for Education – US, Washington, DC
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Sarah Bowman (’18), chemistry major
Hispanic Interest Coalition of Alabama, Birmingham
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Shibani Chakrabarty (’18), political science major
Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation, New York City
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Turner Collins (’17), political science major
Alabama Appleseed, Montgomery
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Ansleigh Davies (’18) mathematics major
National Alliance to End Homelessness, Washington, DC
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Allen Doyle (’18) urban environmental studies major
Alabama Coastal Foundation, Mobile
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Anna Eggers (’17), art major
Greater Birmingham Ministries, Birmingham
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Mersedes Engle (‘18), psychology major
Birmingham Education Foundation, Birmingham
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Caroline Grove (’18), biology major
Alabama Sustainable Agriculture Network, Birmingham
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Molly Isen (’17), music major
Alabama Civil Justice Foundation, Montgomery
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Hattie O’Hara (’17), human rights and conflict studies
major
One Roof, Birmingham
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Caralyn Patton (’18), psychology major
YWCA of Central Alabama, Birmingham
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Jordan Porter (’17), business major
Alabama Possible, Birmingham
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Morgan Schneider (’17), business administration and
urban environmental studies majors
Alabama Coastal Foundation, Mobile
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Shannon Walsh (’17), psychology major
Collat Jewish Family Services, Birmingham
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Toby White (’18), history major
Bread for the World, Washington, DC