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Cierra Bolding She, her, hers AmeriCorps VISTA

Education: Some College Courses; Major: Secondary Education with a concentration in History – Grand Canyon University 
 
Work Experience: 5+ years in the banking industry (BB&T now Truist Bank & Tower Federal Credit Union), Main Office Assistant (Camp Sonshine), interpersonal skills, customer service, research & problem-solving abilities

 

Interest: Reading, anime, cosplaying, visiting museums, listening to podcasts/music, and social justice

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Skylar Cho Food Access Graduate Assistant
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Maddy Dryfoos Academic Engagement – Program Graduate Assistant
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Gia Grier McGinnis She/Her/Hers Executive Director
Education: B.A., Environmental Studies, Washington College; M.S. Natural Resources and Environment (Environmental Justice Program), University of Michigan, Ann Arbor; Certificate, Risk Sciences and Public Policy, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health; Doctor of Public Health (DrPH), Morgan State University

Work Experience: Community-university partnerships and student program development; Community-engaged research; AmeriCorps VISTA alum; Biomedical risk communication in tobacco control; Informal STEMM and environmental education and enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEMM career fields; Team and organizational development; Fund development; Strategic planning.

Interests: Hiking, reading, promoting mental health awareness, exploring new things in the city, wellness activities.
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Stephen Park He, him, his Faculty Director, Community-Engaged Learning and Scholarship
Education: B.A., English, Cornell University; M.A., Humanities, University of Chicago; Ph.D., English, University of Southern California

Work Experience: Assistant Professor of English, Loyola University Maryland, including 10 semesters of service-learning courses; Assistant Professor of English, University of Texas-Rio Grande Valley; Lecturer, University of Southern California

Interests: Gardening, reading, social justice
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Allison Remmell Special Programs & Projects Graduate Assistant

Undergraduate Student Intern Team

CCSJ Interns serve as liaisons between the Loyola community and specific community partners in the greater Baltimore region. Student interns focus on the following:

  1. Publicity and Marketing
  2. Education and Youth Development
  3. Resource Development and Food Access
  4. Civic Engagement
  5. Student Engagement

Interns organize training & orientation sessions, facilitate reflections on community engagement experiences, and coordinate logistics including transportation arrangements and partner-specific requirements.

View the 2023-2024 CCSJ Student Employment Team
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