Nineteen undergraduate students have been named Public Service and Outreach Scholars for the 2017-18 academic year.
The students are part of a year-long program that provides them with a deeper understanding of PSO’s mission through meetings and outreach, helps them link these experiences with their career and educational goals, and creates a community of student scholars who understand the role of university outreach and engagements. Over the next few months, we’ll be featuring each of the students on our website and linking their spotlights to their names below.
The PSO Student Scholars, their majors and internship locations are:
- Noga Baruch, sociology, public policy and management, J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development
- Emily Cyr, communication sciences and disorders, Spanish and exercise and sports science, Office of Service-Learning
- Varad Dabke, English and international affairs, Carl Vinson Institute of Government
- Sarah Dillon, anthropology and international affairs, Carl Vinson Institute of Government
- Samuel Driggers, international affairs, Carl Vinson Institute of Government
- Claire Drosos, finance and political science, Small Business Development Center
- Jenna Embrey, sociology and social work, Office of Service-Learning
- Temi Faokunia, biology, Office of Service-Learning
- Jordan Fleming, international affairs and ecology, State Botanical Garden of Georgia
- Lacey Flynn, Spanish and sociology, J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development
- Phoebe Graham, environmental engineering and art, Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant
- Elizabeth Griffin, international affairs, political science and human geography, Carl Vinson Institute of Government
- Phillip Jones, economics and statistics, Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant
- Michala Le, biology and psychology, J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development
- Annie Lee, psychology, sociology and criminal justice, J.W. Fanning Institute for Leadership Development
- Saakya Peechara, anthropology and biology, Archway Partnership
- Michael Marie Stogner, environmental engineering and ecology, Archway Partnership
- Sunishka Thakur, genetics and ecology, Georgia Center for Continuing Education
- Truc Vu, mechanical engineering, Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant
