by Grace Sipp | Jul 8, 2019 | 2019 Volunteer Profile, Volunteer Profile
Kiersten Gilbert 2019 Summer Intern Name: Kiersten Gilbert School: Oregon State University, Degree: Environmental Science Hometown: Hillsboro, Oregon What brought you to Crag?: I just graduated from OSU with a degree in Environmental Science and I’ve been...
by Grace Sipp | Jul 8, 2019 | 2019 Volunteer Profile, Volunteer Profile
Natalie Whitesel 2019 Summer Intern Name: Natalie Whitesel School: Whitman College Hometown: Brush Prairie, WA What brought you to Crag?: I have always been passionate about the environment and have come to understand the need to have organization’s that fight for it,...
by Grace Sipp | Jul 8, 2019 | 2019 Volunteer Profile, Volunteer Profile
Genevieve Beske 2019 DukeEngage Intern Name: Genevieve Beske School: Duke University Hometown: Bethesda, Maryland What brought you to Crag: I’ve loved the outdoors my whole life, and always enjoyed learning about environmental science and biology. Over time, my...
by Grace Sipp | Jul 8, 2019 | 2019 Volunteer Profile, Volunteer Profile
Grace Sipp 2019 DukeEngage Intern Name: Grace Sipp School: Duke University Hometown: New York City What brought you to Crag?: Through DukeEngage, a Duke summer program centered around civic engagement, I was paired with Crag as a community partner. I have always been...
by Grace Sipp | Jul 8, 2019 | 2019 Volunteer Profile, 2020 Volunteer Profile, Volunteer Profile
Teryn Yazdani 2019 Summer Associate Name: Teryn Yazdani School: Lewis & Clark Law School Hometown: Jackson, MS What brought you to Crag?: I have been a huge fan of Crag’s work since coming to Lewis & Clark! Its mission statement of providing legal aid to the...
by Grace Sipp | Jul 8, 2019 | 2019 Volunteer Profile, Volunteer Profile
Matthew DePaolis Summer Associate 2019 Name: Matthew DePaolis School: University of Oregon Hometown: Appleton, WI What brought you to Crag?: The opportunity to help protect our wild spaces and the creatures that call them home. What are your environmental/legal...
