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Annie Barrett, '18
After struggling with an outdated paper guide to Copenhagen, Annie Barrett, '18, developed a better way for students to get the most out of their study abroad experience.
Sam Schwartzkopf, '19
Sam Schwartzkopf, '19, signed up for her first political campaign in 2012. Now she's getting an inside look at life after the election as an intern with the Richmond mayor's office.
Tomi Jegede, '18
Tomi Jegede interned with a non-profit in Tanzania and performed throughout the UK.
Cassie Gilboy, '19
Volunteering led Cassie Gilboy, '19, to a newfound friendship, a leadership role in a student organization, and a career-affirming summer internship
Eloise Dimase-Nordling, '18
At the Wilson Center in Washington, D.C., Eloise Dimase-Nordling, ‘18, helped coordinate events for domestic and foreign programs
Carreen de Cardenas, '18
Carreen de Cardenas interned at the New Zealand Green Building Council.
Jeremy Etelson, '18
Jeremy Etelson interned and conducted research at the Embassy of Israel
Devin Chen, '20
Sophomore's work on second price auctions earned him first prize at Tsinghua University's environmental summer school program.
Niomi Kaiser, '18
Senior spends the summer interning with Playwrights' Center.
Dave Fishman, '18
Like many Jepson School of Leadership Studies students, Fishman hopes to affect change through his career, whether it is in government or in the private sector.
Natalie Dowzicky, '18
Natalie Dowzicky, '18, gets an up close look at life in public service through her Jepson Internship.
Evan Alderfer, '18
This summer, University of Richmond senior Evan Alderfer, ’18, is bringing together academic studies, community businesses and leaders, and even volunteer service through his internship at the Virginia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (VAHCC).
Sean Frey, '18
Science Leadership Scholar hopes to affect positive change through a career in the nonprofit sector.
Evan Jones, '18
Senior develops computer program to estimate the distance of galaxies from Earth using photometric redshift
Parr McQueen, '19
Parr McQueen is researching the impact of the cacao agroforestry industry on microorganisms in soil.