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As part of the conservation staff, I was able to assist with the everyday tasks of the conservation staff while also conducting my own research project.

As a Vicki Jan Isler Peace Fellow, I worked with Mediators Beyond Borders International (MBBI), a not-for-profit organization focused on advocacy work and conflict resolution. My responsibilities included research and analysis for a report that MBBI submits to the council every four years.

This past summer has been a successful and valuable experience in exploring and furthering my professional interests and development.

The Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing (GHC) is an annual conference that focuses on empowering and educating women in the field of computing. The conference, named after computing pioneer Admiral Grace Hopper, attracts nearly 20,000 female technologists each year and is the world's largest gathering of women in tech.

The Center for Family Justice is a nonprofit that serves victims of domestic and sexual abuse in Fairfield, Bridgeport, Monroe, Trumbull, Stratford, and Easton, Conn. By working closely with the development team, I learned more about what goes into running a nonprofit.

I spent a total of 150 hours doing online work with the instructor and all of the homework hours as well. After participating in this program, I am now able to skip year two of my Arabic program at 51·çÁ÷.

I am considering a career-goal change to the field of medicine and this course helped me explore the health care system and field of emergency medicine while gaining the ability to serve my community volunteer as an EMT.

I worked with the design team and added my own insights to current projects. I also helped acquire new leads for the UX Bureau, in addition to working with clients directly.

I worked with my supervisor and other interns to create programming and contribute to various social justice projects.

I worked as an intern at Turning Green, a nonprofit organization focused on promoting environmental and racial justice.