"While the conference workshops and panels were inspiring and informational, I found that the most worthwhile and beneficial component of the Youth Assembly were the connections I was able to build with students and young professionals from around the world."
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On Thursday, February 22, 2018, Class of 1964 Policy Research Shop students Nicole Beckman ’20, Hanna Bliska ’20, and Eliza Jane Schaeffer ’20 travelled to Montpelier to testify before the Vermont House Committee on Corrections and Institutions.
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As a Class of 2020 First-Year Fellow, Victoria Meyer '20 interned at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) under the mentorship of Nancy Bowler ’82. During her internship at FERC, Victoria worked in the Division of Analytics and Surveillance (DAS), which develops and implements surveillance tools to analyze different actors in the energy market and identify market manipulators, where she had several different responsibilities all pertaining to one summer-long research project.
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"Marton also recommended that those sympathetic to the cause of criminal justice reform should seek ways to organize at the local level, invest in directly impacted communities, and avoid using othering language such as 'convict' and 'felon.'"
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PLEASE NOTE: This opportunity is listed for reference only. The deadline to apply has passed. This is a paid employment opportunity from outside the Rockefeller Center. Position Type: Employment-paid Location: Sonoma County, California Sector: Economic Dates: 7/9/18 to 6/28/19 Wage or benefits: TBD (see website for more details)
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