CLP Class of 2004
Paul Anderson, Midlothian, University of Virginia (2004), Politics; maintains his own political “blog” online; worked on the Wesley Clark campaign in Charlottesville.
Melissa Bell, Newport News, Christopher Newport University (2005), Political Science, minors in Communications and Women’s Studies; will be president of CNU’s student body next year.
Ashley Bolding, DeLand, Florida, University of Richmond (2006), Leadership and Political Science; secretary, Westhampton College Government Association for the coming year; Vice President for Education of Alpha Chi Omega.
Ashley Boyd, Chesapeake, Christopher Newport University (2005), Political Science, minors in Leadership and Philosophy; former president of the student body; hosts her own television show interviewing political figures in the Hampton Roads area.
Paul Brockwell, Gasburg, The College of William & Mary (2007), Religion; opinions section editor for his school newspaper; member of the Undergraduate Honor Council.
Beth Burgin, Floyd, Hollins University (2004), English; will attend William and Mary Law this fall; president of Hollins University student body; daughter of a Virginia wine maker and grew up actively participating in winery life.
Anna Collins, Richmond, Longwood University (2005), Elementary Education; plans to stay an extra year at Longwood and earn a master’s degree.
Julia East, Yorktown, James Madison University (2005), International Affairs, minors in History and Russian Studies; studied abroad in Pakistan in the summer of 2003; language skills in Urdu, Spanish, and Kurdish.
Harrison Godfrey, Arlington, The College of William and Mary (2006), International Relations; helped to found “Your Williamsburg,” an organization designed to register students to vote in Williamsburg and support a student for city council.
Shawn Healy, Alexandria, Radford University (2005), Political Science; founder and president of Radford Young Democrats; founder and current chairman of the Legislative Action Council for Radford’s student government; member of the Inter Fraternity Council’s Judicial Board.
Steven Jones, Richmond, Longwood University (2006), Communications Studies and Political Science; Judicial Board member; student Senator at Longwood.
Katherine Klepper, Keswick, Mary Washington University (2006), Historic Preservation; member of the varsity riding team; interested in historic preservation as a public policy issue.
Margaret Long, Burke, George Mason University (2005), Government and International Politics; used to ride horses competitively; studied in Italy summer 2003.
Erin McHugh, Chesapeake, The College of William and Mary (2005), Government, minor in Anthropology; member of the honor council; worked on Special Olympics through Circle K.
Darcy Newsome, Springfield, The College of William and Mary (2005), Environmental Studies and Government; attended the 2003 Free the Planet environmental leadership program; interested in grassroots activism.
Mariam Ouhamou, Alexandria, Mary Washington University (2005), International Affairs; speaks French, Arabic and Spanish; captain/founder of the women’s club lacrosse team.
Catie Stover, Fairfax, George Mason University (2005), Government and International Politics, minor in Islamic Studies; worked with children’s day camps in the Loudoun County Parks and Recreation department and for the Washington and Old Dominion Trail.
Angela Williams, Richmond, Virginia Commonwealth University (2005), Urban Studies, minor in public administration; worked for State Delegate Viola Baskerville; worked with friends to found a Richmond chapter of WATTS (Women’s Advocates to Terminate Sexism).
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