Robert focused on Urban Studies and Music Performance while a student at Rhodes College, where he graduated in 2002. Robert has taught English in Nepal, attended NSCAHH and COOL Conferences, and participated in a summer Institute on Philanthropy and Voluntary Service.
Jeanine LaFratta
Jeanine, a native of southern California, graduated magna cum laude from the University of Notre Dame in 2003 with a joint degree in Political Science and Theology and a concentration in Public Service. She was elected to Student Senate, worked at the Center for Social Concerns for three years, spent … Read more
Sean Coffey
Sean is a graduate of Colorado College where he majored in Sociology. In college, he chaired a Head Start volunteer group as well as an Adaptive volunteer ski program that works with disabled skiers in Breckenridge, Colorado. He was awarded a Colorado College Spirit award in 2002 and the Center … Read more
Corina Bullock
Corina, originally from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture and Sustainable Systems from Berea College in Kentucky. She has tutored and mentored community school children, studied cultural anthropology in Kenya, and worked on organic farms in Ireland. Corina also … Read more
Heather Axford
Heather is a 2003 graduate of Vassar College with a major in History, and spent a semester studying at the Instituto Cultural in Oaxaca, Mexico. She served on the Executive Committee of Vassar College Hunger Action for three years, spent two summers working with the Poughkeepsie Farm Project and the … Read more
Dan Murphy
Dan is a graduate of the University of Notre Dame, where he majored in math and economics. He completed a thesis project combining game theory and Northern Ireland politics based on research he conducted while in Belfast. Dan also worked in a morgue for the Visible Human Project (a biomedical … Read more
Andrea Matsuoka
Andrea graduated with honors from Williams College, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in political science. She was an outreach coordinator and counselor for the Rape & Sexual Assault Network, served on the President-appointed Committee on Diversity and Community, worked as a Junior Advisor, and facilitated the student-run Williams … Read more
Farmworker Justice: Select Tools for Allies of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers
Farmworker Justice: Select Tools for Allies of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers educates people about the working and living conditions of migrant farmworkers in Florida and includes historical timelines, an overview of the path a tomato takes from farm to … Read more
Kathleen Wood
Kathleen received her degree in Political Science and Psychology from Gonzaga University in 2005. She has served as a mentor for at risk youth in public schools, coached Special Olympics, and worked on various projects involving immigration and youth leadership. Originally from Colorado, Kathleen interned for Senator Edward Kennedy in Washington, … Read more
Kate Mitchell-Tombras
Kate graduated magna cum laude from Duke University in 2004 with a degree in Public Policy Studies, Women’s Studies, and Spanish. At Duke, Kate was active in student government, research, service learning, and campus dance organizations. After graduation, she spent a year in Moshi, Tanzania as a Hart Fellow conducting … Read more