Changing Perspectives: Summer 2010
Shepherd Alliance Intern Reflections
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Michaele Evans ’12Spelman CollegeBusiness and EconomicsEast River Development AllianceNew York, NY
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Dan Murphy '11Middlebury CollegeTransitional Housing and AdvocacyFamilies FirstAtlanta, GA
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Bryan Pickett '13Morehouse CollegeHealth CareRockbridge Area Free ClinicLexington, VA
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Ashna Sharan '12Washington and Lee UniversityInternational PovertyPeru 109Cusco, Peru
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Joshua Moore '11Morehouse CollegeEducation and Youth OutreachCampInteractiveBronx, NY
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Tiernan Meyer '11Middlebury CollegeHealth CareDelta Area Health Education CenterHelena, AR
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Ryan Brimmer '11LWashington and Lee UniversityLawLegal Aid of ArkansasHelena, ARRyan Brimmer is a third-year law student from Simsbury, Conn. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, he worked at Legal Aid of Arkansas in Helena, Ark., a nonprofit charitable law firm providing free legal assistance to low-income residents.
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Kelly Cossey '12Washington and Lee UniversityEducation and Youth OutreachBig Ugly Community CenterCharleston, WVKelly Cossey is an environmental studies major with minors in poverty and human capability studies and teacher education from Houston, Texas. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, she worked at the Big Ugly Community Center in West Virginia, an organization dedicated to helping people work together to achieve their dreams in kindred communities in Southern West Virginia through dialogue and providing service in the areas of education, art, wellness, local leadership and resources.
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Tyler Gehrs '13Washington and Lee UniversityCommunity OrganizingCoopers Ferry Development AssociationCamden, NJTyler Gehrs is an economics major with a minor in poverty and human capability studies from Alexandria, Va. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, he worked for the Coopers Ferry Development Association in Camden, N.J., a partner with other communities in the city of Camden that face challenges in an effort to establish a new base of economic activity and to improve the quality of life.
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Henri Hammond-Paul '12Washington and Lee UniversityInternational PovertyCity of HopeTanzania, AfricaHenri Hammond-Paul is an English major with a minor in poverty and human capability studies from Nyack, N.Y. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, he worked at City of Hope in Ntagatcha Village, Tanzania, where he taught English and mathematics to orphans and worked on a variety of construction projects for the orphanage compound.
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Jasmine Jimenez '12Washington and Lee UniversityRefugee and Immigration ServicesRefugee, Resettlement, and Immigration Services of AtlantaAtlanta, GAJasmine Jimenez is a politics major with a minor in poverty and human capability studies from Chicago, Ill. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, she worked at Refugee, Resettlement, and Immigration Services of Atlanta (RRISA), an organization which provides direct services to refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking and immigrants, as well as to encourages community involvement in world refugee issues.
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Christina Lawrence '12Washington and Lee UniversityEducation and Youth OutreachHarlem Children's ZoneHarlem, NYChristina Lawrence is an art history major with a minor in poverty and human capability studies from Greenwich, CT. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, she worked at TRUCE, a summer program in art and media that is part of the Harlem Children's Zone, a community-based organization dedicated to reducing the problems of truancy, violence, foster care, pregnancy, poor school performance, and lack of self-esteem among high-risk New York City youth.
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Jackie Smith '11Washington and Lee UniversityRefugee and Immigration ServicesRefugee, Resettlement, and Immigration Services of AtlantaAtlanta, GAJackie Smith is a business administration major with a minor in poverty and human capability studies from Southampton, Pa. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, she worked at Refugee, Resettlement, and Immigration Services of Atlanta (RRISA), an organization which provides direct services to refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking and immigrants, as well as to encourages community involvement in world refugee issues.
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Chris Washnock '12Washington and Lee UniversityInternational PovertyLa Casa de AcogidaCusco, PeruChris Washnock is a religion and Spanish major from Greenville, S.C. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, he traveled to Cusco, Peru, where he worked at La Casa de Acogida, a temporary shelter for women survivors of domestic violence and their children.
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Shiri Yadlin '12Washington and Lee UniversityTransitional Housing and AdvocacyN Street VillageWashington, DCShiri Yadlin is a global politics and religion double major with a minor in poverty and human capability studies from Irvine, Ca. As a Shepherd Alliance intern, she is worked N Street Village in Washington, D.C., a resource center that offers housing, food, day care, health care and counseling to women who have a history of homelessness and/or suffer from mental illness, addiction and/or physical abuse.