GLOBE
Growing Leaders on Behalf of the Environment
The Nature Conservancy
Report for the GLOBE Sixth Year Anniversary Celebration
Worldwide Office, Arlington, Virginia
June 3, 2014
GLOBE Program Contact:
VonGretchen C. Nelson • GLOBE Program Director
[email protected] • (803) 316-6789
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Mission
The GLOBE (Growing Leaders on Behalf of the Environment) internship program is
designed to attract young people from a variety of socio-cultural experiences, and the
program matches qualified and enthusiastic college students and recent graduates with
various environment and conservation-focused internships suited to their areas of study.
Overview
The Nature Conservancy’s GLOBE program hires college students, graduate students,
and recent graduates to fill paid internship positions with teams across the organization
during a 10-week summer internship period. This is a unique opportunity for students and
recent graduates to bridge the gap between what is learned in the classroom and on-theground work in the world of conservation.
Interns are selected based on eligibility, qualifications, and experience, and the GLOBE
program offers internships in many disciplines, including science, marketing, government
relations, technology, finance, and fundraising. Interns begin the program with an
orientation retreat during which Conservancy leaders and interns gather to share
educational and professional experiences.
Once on the job, each intern receives a high-quality experience, a committed supervisor
and mentor, and a relevant project that provides him/her with additional skills and
training. GLOBE interns benefit from an outstanding network of professionals to draw
on in future years.
We have hired over 240 interns since 2008 and are projected to hire 40 interns in 2014.
We will continue to expand the GLOBE internship program, thereby contributing to the
diversity, size, and effectiveness of the global conservation workforce.
“From the first day of the [GLOBE] internship, I could tell that my
summer would be about meeting new people and learning. The thing I
remember most about orientation was what Congressman John Lewis
said [to our intern group]: “We all must do our part." In that moment,
I realized that in order to accomplish the vision of The Nature
Conservancy, we must set aside our differences to achieve our goals…”
-Jasmine White, Human Resources Diversity Outreach
and Web Design GLOBE Intern, 2013
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GLOBE by the Numbers
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The GLOBE program is in its 6th year of operation and has hired over 240 interns
since 2008.
The GLOBE program has placed interns in 45 states and 7 countries where TNC
works.
The GLOBE program partners with over 240 colleges and universities and visits
65 institutions annually for career fairs, presentations, diversity training sessions,
interviews, and informational meetings.
At present, the GLOBE program maintains 6 sponsorships and/ or partnerships
with corporations and universities. These sponsors and partners include
Accenture, Delta Airlines, Middlebury College, and Emory University, among
others.
Over 10 GLOBE alumni have worked for The Nature Conservancy in full-time
positions following their internships, in a variety of positions in Conservation,
Science, Marketing, Policy, Government Relations, External Affairs, and Human
Resources.
Summary of Achievements and Challenges
The main goal of the GLOBE program is to provide each intern with a high-quality
experience that enhances the intern’s skills and knowledge and also contributes to the
conservation work of the Conservancy.
Tangible results of the success and quality of the GLOBE program include:
 The GLOBE program’s recent corporate partnerships with companies including
Accenture and Delta Airlines;
 GLOBE’s fruitful partnerships with institutions of higher learning, such as
Middlebury College, Yale University, and Emory University;
 In addition, Georgia State University presented The Nature Conservancy with the
Panther Prep Award in 2012-2013, recognizing the GLOBE program as the best
internship program in the country!
 In 2014, The Nature Conservancy is featured as a Top 25 Employer of University
of Michigan, School of Natural Resources and Environment (SNRE) students.
Challenges and needs facing the GLOBE program include:
 Support from professional Marketing and Philanthropy Representatives;
 Summer housing or housing stipends for all GLOBE interns;
 Increased opportunities for GLOBE interns to be hired as full-time employees of
The Nature Conservancy.
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GLOBE Intern Profiles:
Apple Loveless, Corporate Engagement GLOBE intern from the summer of 2013,
worked on a variety of projects focusing on The Nature Conservancy’s burgeoning
corporate partnership and engagement opportunities, which she found to be rewarding
and exciting work.
“Partially controlled enthusiasm is a phrase that sums up
my internship experience at The Nature Conservancy’s
Worldwide Office (WO). I arrived in DC under the
assumption that interning at WO would be a highly
strategic move for both my personal and professional
development. Nine weeks later, I can confirm that I made
a great choice.”
“During my short tenure at WO, I have amassed a wide
foundation of knowledge centered on the Conservancy’s Valuing Nature mission.
Working with my team on a multitude of projects revealed the immense difficulties in
articulating the need for business partnerships in exploring the developing, and often
controversial, science of valuing environmental resources and the services they provide.
Whether I was plunging through case studies… [or] performing the due diligence
required for identifying corporate prospects, I developed a more pragmatic understanding
for the range of uncertainties facing such multi-stakeholder partnerships and an even
greater appreciation for those pioneering the way forward.” Apple is a 2014 graduate of
Duke University Master’s Program where she studied Water Resource Management.
Joshua Carrera, who participated in the GLOBE program for three summers (2009,
2010, and 2012), attended the momentous Rio+20 international sustainable development
conference located in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, as part of his 2012 internship. Joshua is a
2014 graduate of the master’s program at Colorado State University where he studied
Conservation Leadership.
“My biggest take-away from the experience was that
trying to find consensus around solving our most pressing
environmental and social problems is not an easy task and
that embracing complexity is key to coming up with
realistic solutions. Attending Rio+20 at such an early age
in my life will be a huge benefit for years to come. I
already have a global perspective on many issues, and
this conference has pushed me to continue focusing on the bigger picture. I owe many
thanks to Krista Singleton and the rest of The Nature Conservancy delegation team for
mentoring me throughout the process.”
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Program Evaluation Measures
GLOBE has actively measured program outcomes and impact through face to face
interactions, online surveys, and written surveys since 2010. These evaluations
consistently demonstrate that GLOBE contributes professional and skilled interns into the
growing global workforce.
All GLOBE intern participants keep online journals and complete a final report to detail
their specific job related functions, trainings, and mentorship experiences and help them
reflect on how GLOBE has shaped their personal understanding of conservation and
future career choices. GLOBE interns also participate in a group project that fosters team
collaboration and team orientation. The project exposes the interns to cultural differences,
effective communication, time management, and project management.
In 2014, GLOBE completed its first longitudinal alumni survey, polling interns who
participated in the program over the past five years. The results show that GLOBE
alumni are active conservationists in their personal and professional lives. Some
highlights of the report are as follows:
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90% of alumni respondents reported an increase interest in environmental issues,
94% had an increased awareness of conservation career paths, and
84% identify themselves as environmentalist.
44% of our GLOBE alumni are currently working in the environmental sector.
Compared to the national averages, the differences are clear –
 64% of GLOBE alumni majored in science vs. 6% of the national average,
 35% of GLOBE alumni volunteer for environmental causes vs. 3% of the national
average,
 73% of GLOBE alumni believe loss of natural areas is “extremely serious” vs.
22% of the national average.
The Nature Conservancy has hired ten former GLOBE interns into full time positions
throughout the organization.
“The GLOBE program gave me a glimpse into the different
conservation careers that are possible! Coming out of a liberal arts
college, I had a diverse interest in the environmental field and I got
introduced into this topic through the marketing department at TNC.
Environmental education is important in reaching a large audience
and I learned just how important the next generation youth is in
protecting our land and water.”
–Julia Fiala, Nature Rocks GLOBE Intern, 2013
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Community Outreach and Communications
Community Outreach
Beginning in 2014, the GLOBE program will add community outreach and volunteering
to the array of activities completed by GLOBE interns throughout their 10-week
internships.
GLOBE interns will join community service projects based on their various work
locations that will benefit local communities and the environment. Examples of the type
of volunteer work and the many volunteer organizations the GLOBE interns will be
engaging with include:
 Facilitating city park cleanups with San Antonio Parks & Recreation in San
Antonio, Texas;
 Volunteering in the Capital Area Food Bank’s local garden in Washington D.C.;
 Restoring sand dunes with the Pacific Whale Foundation in Maui, Hawaii.
Awards and University Partnerships
The GLOBE program has attracted attention and recognition in recent years for its efforts
to strengthen and diversify the next generation of conservation leaders.
Beginning in 2011, the GLOBE program pioneered partnerships with Middlebury
College and Emory University. Each year, Conservancy donors support Middlebury
College students as they participate in the GLOBE program, transforming their classroom
learning into real world environmental field experience. Emory University funds graduate
students to work as GLOBE interns in the Conservancy’s international programs,
furthering the Conservancy’s commitment to sustainability both in the United States and
abroad.
In 2013, Georgia State University awarded The Nature Conservancy its Panther Prep
Award for 2012-2013, recognizing the GLOBE program as the best internship program in
the country.
Additionally, GLOBE began a connection with the Bryon Fellowship in 2014. The
GLOBE program nominates approximately ten interns per year for this fellowship
opportunity. The Bryon Fellowship is an interdisciplinary course and retreat associated
with Yale University that focuses on sustainable community development and leadership.
The Bryon Fellowship engages participants using place-based learning and collaboration.
Rocky Mountain Sustainability and Science Network (RMSSN) is also a recent partner of
the GLOBE program and GLOBE interns have served as both participants and mentors in
the RMSSN program. Next year, The Nature Conservancy will host RMSSN students for
the first time at a Conservancy preserve in Wyoming.
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Corporate Partnerships
In 2013, the GLOBE program forged a partnership with Accenture, a global management
consulting firm. Accenture conducts diversity and professional development training
sessions with all GLOBE interns during the annual orientation event in Arlington,
Virginia. Accenture continues to provide interns with helpful trainings throughout their
internships, with the aim of honing interns’ professional skills and growing the capacity
of the GLOBE program.
Another key corporate partner is Delta Airlines. The majority of GLOBE interns fly to
their internship locations – which range from rural Montana to Hawaii – after the annual
orientation retreat in Arlington, Virginia. This air travel is made possible by the Delta
SkyWish program, which has contributed 2,350,000 travel miles to the GLOBE program
to date. For many GLOBE interns, flying to their internship locations marks their first
experience with air travel. This experience would not be possible without the assistance
of Delta Airlines.
Communications
The GLOBE program has a strong presence on three major social media networks –
LinkedIn (currently 372 members), Twitter (currently 157 members), and Facebook
(currently 180 members). The aim of these networks is not only to communicate the
success of the GLOBE program to potential partners and interns but also to allow current
and past GLOBE interns to remain in contact with one another. Mentoring within the
GLOBE program occurs with the intern’s official mentor and also with his/ her peers.
The GLOBE alumni network is therefore very strong and promises to maintain young
environmental professionals’ connections for a long time.
The Process
During the application process, students and recent graduates from many
colleges and universities throughout the country and around the world,
apply to specific GLOBE internships. Applicants are then interviewed
both by the GLOBE program managers and the hiring managers of the
teams for which the interns will work.
Before the students’ application process begins, managers and programs
that would like to host an intern submit a proposal, outlining both the
proposed project and their willingness to commit to an intern’s development. This is a
competitive process, with approximately 50% of the proposals approved. Managers are
asked to provide information for a full ten week project, suggest a dedicated mentor, and
outline their experience hosting or working with interns in their current or previous roles.
During the fall recruitment season GLOBE staff members and other TNC employees visit
65 colleges and universities throughout the country. All GLOBE positions are posted by
October 1st of each year and are available for three months on the Conservancy’s career
site on www.nature.org/careers.
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Over 100 interns typically apply to each GLOBE position annually, but only the top five
applicants are interviewed for each position. The interview process runs through late
January and the entire month of February. Applicants are notified by March of each year
of their acceptance into the GLOBE program.
Interns then convene in late May/ early June of each year for the annual orientation, held
at The Nature Conservancy’s Worldwide Office in Arlington, Virginia. During
orientation, interns are able to network, learn about each other’s internship assignments,
receive necessary trainings and instructions, participate in fun and useful diversity and
icebreaker exercises, go on a group field trip and/ or outing, and engage with
Conservancy leaders during a variety of events to provide them with additional
knowledge and professional skills.
Both supervisors and mentors participate in discussions prior to the start of the internship
intended to provide them with clear expectations about their role and ensure that they
have the support needed to fulfill their role effectively. (See Appendix B for a complete
list of former interns, supervisors and mentors)
Over the course of the internship, GLOBE program staff work closely with those interns
who are in the process of looking for full time employment, providing coaching on
resume and cover letter writing and interviewing skills. The GLOBE program staff also
work with the interns to identify specific positions within the Conservancy for which they
might be qualified and contact hiring managers to help them through the recruiting
process. This assistance frequently continues after the internship ends; we see the
relationship with each intern as a long-term commitment.
After the 10-week GLOBE internship ends, interns stay in touch with their supervisors,
mentors, and fellow interns via the GLOBE program’s robust social media presence.
Networks such as Facebook and LinkedIn allow interns to network within the
organization, remain current with happenings at the Conservancy, and keep in touch with
fellow young environmental professionals. At present, the majority of the GLOBE
program’s 200+ alumni are actively following The Nature Conservancy and the GLOBE
program online, www.nature.org/aboutus/globe.
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GLOBE Demographics
N/A - Candidate did not self identify
02 - Black/African American
04 – Asian
07- Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander
09 – Mexican American/Chicano
11 – Other – Hispanic
13 – Black/White of African descent
3%
1%
0%
8%
01 – White/Caucasian
03 – Hispanic/Latino
05 – Native American/ Alaska Native
08 – Central American
10 – Other – Asian
12 - South American
14 – Middle Eastern
6%
6%
3%
26%
14%
27%
6%
GLOBE: Cultural Demographics
200
150
100
Count
50
0
Female
Male
GLOBE: Gender Demographics
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Financial Summary:
GLOBE internships are 10 weeks in length, and the program is managed and coordinated
by Human Resources staff in cooperation with the local hiring managers. In most
instances, the local program hosting the intern is asked to provide approximately half of
the funding for the GLOBE internship position.
Costs for each GLOBE intern over the 10 weeks average $10,000, and this figure does
not include any travel or business expenses that may be incurred as part of the interns’
on-the-ground experiences after the initial orientation in Arlington, Virginia. Interns are
paid an hourly wage of $12.00 or $14.00, for undergraduate and graduate students
respectively.
Expenses per intern fall into the following categories:
 Salary, Taxes, Benefits: $ 5,335
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Housing Stipend (variable): $1,000
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Travel to and from Annual Orientation: $560
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Orientation Housing, Food, and Facilities: $995
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Marketing Materials and Recruiting Expenses: $288
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Staff Coordination and Support (20%): $1,635
Total Cost: $ 9,813
Annual Report and Audited Financials
The Nature Conservancy’s Annual Report, Audited Financials and IRS forms are
available at: http://www.nature.org/about-us/our-accountability/annual-report.
“Having just graduated from college, I was very excited to finally get
out in the real world and see how environmental professionals operate
on a daily basis. What I have found so far in The Nature Conservancy
is a group of friendly, open people who are passionate in the field and
not afraid of a little hard work. I have come to find that working here
means... doing anything and everything necessary to fulfill our
mission to protect and restore the Minnesota grasslands…”
– Ian McLaughlin, Grassland Restoration GLOBE Intern, 2013
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Appendix A
GLOBE University Relations
Alabama A&M University
Alabama State University
Alcorn State University
Allegheny College
American University (Law)
Antioch University New
England
Arizona State University
Asian-Pacific American Law
Students Assoc
Atlanta’s John Marshall Law
School (Law)
Atlanta University Center
Consortium, Inc.
Augustana College
Barnard College (Columbia
University)
Benedict College
Bennett College
Bethune Cookman College
Blackfeet Community
College
Borough of Manhattan
Community College
Boston College
Boston College – Law
Boston University
Boston University - Law
Bowie State University
Brandeis University
California Polytechnic State
University
California State University at
Fresno
California State University at
Fullerton
California State University,
Los Angeles
Catholic University of
America (Law)
Central State University
Chicago State University
Chief Dull Knife College
City College of San
Francisco
Clafin College
Clemson University
Clinton School
Coahoma Community
College
Colorado College
Colorado State University
Columbia Law School
Columbia University in the
City of New York
Columbia – School of
International and Public
Affairs
Copiah-Lincoln Community
College
Coppin State University
Cornell University (Law)
Darla Moore School of
Business-University of SC
Delaware State University
DePaul University
Dillard University
Dine College
Duke University
Duke University (Law)
East Central Community
College
East Mississippi Community
College
Eastern New Mexico
El Camino College
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University
Emory University
ESADE Business School
(SPAIN)
Esperanza College of Eastern
University
Fisk University
Florida A&M University
Florida A&M University
Law
Florida Coastal School of
Law
Florida International
University
Florida State University
Fordham University
Fort Belknap College
Fort Lewis College
Franklin and Marshall
College
George Mason University
George Washington
University
Georgia State University
Georgetown University
Georgetown University Law
Center
Golden Gate University
(Law)
Grambling
Grantham University
Hampton University
Harrisburg Community
College
Harvard Law School
Haskell Indian Nations
University
Hawaii Pacific University
Hinds Community College
Holmes Community College
Howard University
Howard University School of
Law
Indiana State University
Indiana University
Indiana University (Law)
Iowa State University
Itawamba Community
College
Jackson State University
John Hopkins Carey Business
School
Johnson C. Smith University
Jones County Junior College
Kentucky State University
Lawrence University
Lincoln University of
Missouri
Little Big Horn College
Marshall University
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Massachusetts School of Law
Maryville College Center
Meridan Community College
Messiah College
Michigan State University
Middlebury College
Miles College
Millersville University
Mississippi Delta
Community College
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Community College
Mississippi State University
Mississippi University of
Women
Morehouse College
Morgan State University
Morris College
New England School of Law
New Mexico State University
New York UniversityWasserman Center
New York University (Law)
Norfolk State University
Norfolk University Law
School
North Carolina A&T
University
North Carolina Central Law
North Carolina State
University
North Western University
(Law)
Northeast Mississippi
Community College
Northeastern Illinois
University
Northeastern University
School of Law
Northern Arizona University
Northern VA Community
College –Annandale
Northwest Indian College
Northwest Mississippi
Community College
Notre Dame University
Oglala Lakota College
Ohio Dominican University
Ohio Northern University
Ohio University
Ohio Wesleyan University
Oklahoma State University
Old Dominion University
Otterbein College
Pearl River Community
College
Penn State University
Philander Smith College
Pitzer College
Portland State University
Prairie View State University
Purdue University (Systems)
Radford University
Rochester Institute Of
Technology
Rutgers University
Saginaw Chipewa Tribal
College
Salisbury University of
Maryland
Salish Kootenai College
San Francisco Law School
San Francisco State
University
Santa Clara University
School of Law
Seattle University School of
Law
Seton Hall University
Shippensburg University
Simpson College
Sinte Gleska University
Sitting Bull College
Southeastern University
(Law)
South Carolina State
University
Southern University Law
Center (Law)
Southern Mississippi
Southwest Community
College
Spelman College
Spelman College (Law)
St. Francis College
St. Paul College
Stanford University
Stanford University (Law)
State University of New York
(ESF)
Stone Child College
(emailed)
Suffolk University Law
School
Syracuse University
Talladega College
Tennessee State University
Texas A& M University
Texas A&M University,
Corpus Christi
Texas A&M University,
Kingsville
Texas Southern University
Texas Southern University
(Law)
Texas Tech University
The City College of New
York
The University of North
Carolina – Chapel Hill
Thunderbird College
Thunderbird School of
Management
Tohono O’odham
Community College
Truman State University
Tuskegee University
UC Berkeley(Law)
University of Alabama
University of Albany
University of Arizona
University of Arizona –
Rogers College of Law
University of Arkansas
Clinton School
University of California,
Berkeley Law
University of California,
Davis School of Law
University of California, Los
Angeles
University of California, Los
Angeles (Law)
University of California,
Irvine School of Law
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University of Chicago
University of Chicago (Law)
University of ColoradoBoulder
University of Connecticut –
School of Law
University of DC – David A.
Clarke School of Law
University of Delaware
University of Georgia
University of Hawaii –
William S. Richardson
School of Law
University of Hawaii
University of Illinois at
Chicago
University of Louisville
University of MD
University of MD –
Baltimore County
University of MD – Eastern
Shore
University of MD-Smith
School of Business
Undergraduate
University of Michigan
University of Michigan (Ann
Arbor) Law
University of Minnesota
University of Mississippi
(Main Campus)
University of New MexicoAlbuquerque
University of Northern Iowa
University of North Carolina
(Chapel Hill)
University of the Pacific
University of Pennsylvania –
Harrisburg
University of Pennsylvania
(Law)
University of Pittsburgh
University of Rochester
University of San Francisco
University of South Carolina
University of South Carolina
– School of Law
University of Southern
California
University of Southern
California – Gould
School of Law
University of Southern
Mississippi
University of Texas – El Paso
University of Vermont
University of Virginia
University of Virginia (Law)
University of West Alabama
University of West Indies
University of the Virgin
Islands
Vanderbilt (Law)
Vermont Law School (Law)
Vassar College
Virginia Commonwealth
University
Washington State University
Wesleyan University
West Virginia State College
Wilberforce University
Williams College
Widener University – School
of Law
Winston Salem State
University
Wittenberg University
Xavier University
Yale University
Yale Law School
Appendix B
Former GLOBE Interns, Supervisors, and Mentors
2008 GLOBE Program
Interns
Supervisors
Peter Ainsworth
MeiAi Khoo
Stephanie Lizano
David Londono
Haldre Rogers
Karlis Rokpelnis
Deborah Seiler
Maulik Vaishnav
Ivan Valencia
Shirley Dong
Claudia Guimaraes
Renee Jones
Dailan Long
Claudia Monzon
Ariadne Reynolds
Nathalie Zenny
Meredith Cornett
Chris Helzer
Mary Miller
Jon Hoekstra
Helen Rowe
Ellen Jacquart, Katherine Howe
Patrick Doran
Holly Copeland
Long Yongchen, Lucy Yu
Anita Diederichsen
Jared Judy
Adrian Oglesby
Randy Swaty, Ron Meyer
Annika Cros
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2009 GLOBE Program
Interns
Supervisors
Jane Prince
Charlotte Battersby
Antoinette Chance
Danielle Lella
Jennifer Hobson
Megan Kanaga
Carly Truman
April Hansgate
Jennifer Troncoso
Katherine Carrol
Linda Nguyen
Joshua Carrera
Angela Matthews
Jacob Eldridge
Melissa Buchmann
Joseph Pignatelli
Laila Selener
Malcolm Henderson
Michele Cutler
Christopher Law
Wei Fu
Elijah Gregory
Stella Cha
Megan Stanley
Beth Ridout
Chris Zganjar
Jonathan Hoekstra
Robert Unnasch
Stefan J. Jackson
Mary Travaglini
Matt Pelikan
Meredith Cornett
Louise Morgan
Nathan Birkeland
Cynthia Belt
Mary Miller
Amy Pocewicz
Ingrid Nyborg
I Ling Matthews
I Ling Matthews
Heather Knight
Gregg Sargis
Andrew Soles
Andrew Soles
Interns
2010 GLOBE Program
Supervisors
Shawneil Campbell
Autumn Gilliam
Christina Mercado
Laura Arguello Blaires
Amanda Reed
Amy Ganderson
Andrew Soles
Andrew Soles
Jennifer Chin
Thuy Phung
Emily Cousins
Antoinette Chance
Laura Berk
TaQuana Williams
Zachary Perlstein
Anne Wallach Thomas
Anne Wallach Thomas
Annick Cros
Beth Ridoout
Brad Northrup
Courtney Leatherman
Cynthia Belt
Laura Diefenbach
Katharine Sourbeer
Lennette Abad
Jerome Cunningham
Lu Bian
Janique Francis
Don Macanlalay
Joshua Carrera
Amanda Swanson
Pamela Lin
Angela Vasconcellos
Linda Nguyen
Chenchao Lu
Ana Hernandez
Julia Monk
Dayna Gross
Deborah Barber
Rachel Roberts
Gregg Sargis
Isis Stark
Jan Glendening
Jenna Boig, Anna Berardi
Joseph Jannsen
Louise Morgan
Maddy Breen
Matthew Barrett
Megan Connerton
Melinda Ching
Michael Pressman
Nathan Korb
Mentors
Karin Paque, Paxton Ramsdell
Rachel Vasquez
Charlotte Young
VonGretchen Nelson, Kelley
Morseman
Dave Smetana
Carol Blanton
Jordan Jokiel
Ingrid Nyborg
Tanmeen Bedi
Cara Goodman
Jennifer Stebbins, Becky
Recom
Anne R. Aganon
Kristin Bramell
Dave Connell
Kate Hubbs, Becky Recom
Melissa R. Hanlan
Laura Norian
Zachary Prusak
Bonnie Verrine
Sara Meyer
Erika Notremann
Flaminia Mangone
Luanne Johnson
Jeffrey A. Benz
Deb Stone
Susan Benedict
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Ratnasari Dewi
Le H. La
Nathan Lamb
Tempestt J. Neal
Lynn S. Yang
Princess Serrano
Selena Pao
Syndey Cameron
Rosie DeLlano
Ryan Heinen
Sam Lindblom
Serena Hunter
Sharon Wasserman
Stefan Jackson
Stefan Jackson
Stella Cha
Leah Bradshaw
Shawneece N. Hennighan
Tom Cors
VonGretchen Nelson
Interns
2011 GLOBE Program
Supervisors
Mentors
Andrew Soles
Andrew Soles
Anne Wallach Thomas
Annick Cros
Bryan Kreiter
Cody Considine
Colette DeGarady
David Smetana
David Smetana
Deborah Barber
Doug Kreuzer
Dr. Doug Pearsall
Francis Quitazol
Gregg Sargis
Hannah Spaul
Jim Murrian
Joe Blastick
Judy Haner, Richard Tucker
Louise Morgan
Marissa Ahlering
Marissa Ahlering
Mary Miller
Matt Graeve
Matt Graeve
Matt Pelikan
Michael Pressman
Molly Dougherty
Nathan Korb
Ryan Heinen, Mary Miller
Sharon Plumb, Emily Seifert
Shawn Cleveland
Steve Ross
Tharran Hobson
Scott Bearer
Erin Vilnes
Susan Sabatino
Teri Fahsl, Sylvia R-Galen
Evelyn Wight
K. Diane Hoskins
Eric Haxthausen, Tom Fry
Susan Donovan
Amy Ganderson
Erika Nortemann
Susan Spellman
Dan Drolet
Nina Hadley
Melinda Ching
Alex Entrup
Michael Saxton
Joy Brown
Rebecca Goodstein
Rebecca Goodstein
Cari Longman
Eric Hunter
Rebecca Hagerman
Kerri Fay
Kristin France
Mike Grimm
Sheryl Trim
Pete Bauman
Jeff DeQuattro
Sara Meyer
Rhett Johnson
Eric Hoff
Ryan Heinen
Jason Linkert
Jason Linkert
Kristin Fauteux
Deb Stone
Tasha Haraguchi
Susan Benedict
Mary Miller
Susan Reid
Susan Benedict
Marleen Kromer
Sally McClure
Rachel Ralls
Elise Cormier
Margaret Southern
Elisa Pittman
Mark Fox
Matt Barrett
Jennifer McKnight
Annie Santoro
Nancy Eiring
Julie Damon
Sarah Welch
Saurabh Aphale
Rosa Mitsumasu Heredia
Kristana Erikson
Katherine M. Mouton
Lovonne Brown
Jerome Cunningham
Dominique Norman
Catherine L. Nakalembe
Sarah Itoh
Nancy Vasquez
Cybil Cavalieri
Andrew Lanterman
Alexa Vazquez
Amanda Buhl
Mariquita Lewis
Sarah Lewis
Leslie L. Patterson
Sache' Monet Jones
Heather Funk
Danielle Hernandez
Malik E. Jones
Wendy Macziweski
Casey Becker
Janae Hill
Pieter Ver Steeg
Amy Goodwin
Julia Monk
Yasmeen Abdul-Quddu
Kathryn Bomey
Claros Morean
Mia Spezza
Tyler Kerr
Xavier Ndona Makusa
Serwana Spivey
Lennette Abad
Deondra Benson
Rae Okawa
Janique Francis
Adriana Cerbin
Lorin B. Knowles
Maria Gambone DeJesus
Rina Rodriguez
Claudia Garcia
Mary Miller
Jennifer Rich
Kathy Stratman
Victoria Kvoriak
Thomas Abello
Kate Dempsey
Jane M. Prince, Claudia
Sherman
Debbie Crane, Marge Limbert
Nina Nur
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Jorge Alvarez
Ann-Marie Alcantara
Kathryn Miley
Zachary Perlstein
W. Reid Morris
Jason Hirata
Jeffery Edwards
Interns
Jenna Blumenthal
Bray de Jesus Beltran Villarreal
Raymond Mwangi Waweru
Hilary Sullivan
Katharine Sourbeer
Diana Katherine Digges
Paloma Cartonde G. Lara
Mallika Jayaraman
Allison Stephanie Beardsley
Brittany Sheridan
Katherine E. Cummings
Katherine (Katie) Mae
Bradshaw
Sam L. Larabee
Emily Anne Altrichter
Mary Esther Louise Barnwell
Tara Selly
Veronika S. Horton
Joel Nystrom
Linda Ngoc Nguyen
David Leonardo Diaz
Suzanne Leeae Lang
Sarah Gallegos
Amy Goodwin
Kristanna Erikson
Bernita Cooper
Ashley Blount
Janique Francis
Kathryn Bomey
Maria GamboneDeJesus
Devan King
Zoe Mason
Kathryn Miley
Joshua Carrera
Isabella Rose Heredia Roden
Erin Agnoli
Sandra Lynn Moynihan
Jeffery R. Edwards
Joanne Melendez
Livhu Ndou
Sarah Melissa Parker
Claros Morean
Suneeta Shannon
Trinity Findlay
Jiabing Wang
Jane Prince
Marisa Biehl/Rachel Winters
Paul F. Kingsbury
Rachel Roberts
Hans Birle
Sharon Wasserman
Alison Beesley
2012 GLOBE Program
Supervisors
Devin Milton
Hallie Morrison
Caroline Mullen
Ethan D. Kearns
Anne-Marie Aldous
Alfredo Gonzales
Connie Gsell-Simon
Mentors
Anne Wallach Thomas
Sonia Hall
Gregory Sargis, Liz Marr
John Graham, Debbie Heaton
Judy Haner, Richard Tucker
Jenella Hodel
Doug Pearsall, R. Hagerman
Ann Calhoun
Marissa Ahlering, M. Cornett
Marissa Ahlering, M. Cornett
Nicole Van Helden
Tharran Hobson
Kara Nelson
Steve Olson
Elizabeth Marr
Debbie Heaton
Jeff DeQuattro, M. Stubljar
Chris May
Rebecca Hagerman
Hannah Spaul
Eric Hoff
Mary Miller
Mike Grimm, Kari Hagenow
Sally McClure, C. Smith
Toni Aguilar
Toni Aguilar
Steve Ross
Chad Wiggins
Dayna Gross
Jennifer Herrington
Karen Berky
Lara Wood Miller
Mark Korte'
Nathan Korb
Shawn Cleveland
Annick Cros
Melinda Ottaviano
Susan Sabatino, M. Cannella
Jody Thomas, Ingrid Nyborg
Amanda Kirkpatrick
Amy Ganderson
Erika Nortemann
Jenna Boig
Tom McCann
Rachel Winters, Adrienee Egolf
Susan Iovenitti
Laura Gannarelli
Jennifer Marlow
Alison Beesley
Rachel Roberts
Hans Birle
Melinda Ching
Angelica Connelly
VonGretchen C. Nelson
Silvia Benitez P.
Dezhi Wang
Matthew Grave
Matthew Grave
Karen Adair
Evelyn Wight
Megan Grover
Carrie Langford
Laura Hubbard
Steven Bassett
Nathan Birkland
Susan Benedict
Marisa Lipseys
Sharon Tangonan
Marjorie Palmer
Matt Cannella
Genese Leach
Don Macanlalay
Anand Mishra
Jay Sullivan
Tracy Jones Connell
Danny White
B. Griswold, R. Vasquez
Madeline (Maddy) Breen
Cynthia Pontarelli
Lisa Parks, Anna Bachellor
DeAndra Jackson
David Hackney
Anne-Marie Aldous
Jeffrey A. Benz
Dan Drolet
Richard Tucker
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Interns
Helen Song
Robin Eastman
Claros Morean
Hannah Jaris
Szu Chia (Jennifer) Sun
Amber Datta
Katherine Cummings
Sumathee Selvaraj
Brittany Irle
Clara Bush
Jessica Sheperd
Amelia Chong
Emma Hoskins
Matthew DeAngelo
Maria Mejia
Kathryn Miley
Sherlita Robinson
Erin Medvecz
Ian McLaughlin
Julia Osterman
Tiara Williams
Apple Loveless
Dani Wijekoon
Kelley Echavarria
Julia Fiala
Andrew Benson
Marinna Guzy
Ann-Marie Alcantara
Glenna Goldman
Michelle Burris
Tejal Patel
Susan Culliney
Jasmine White
Barbara Ann Mejaes
Brian Clow
Interns
Kevin Farge
Emma Taccardi
Alessandra Daniere
Carissa Alza
Sophia Oliveira
Jian Smith
Daniel Lum
Ying Zhong
Avik Dusgupta
Erin Medvecz
Victoria Chu
Ernest Dankwah
Sophia Suzuki-Jones
Michelle Kiely Hultgren
2013 GLOBE Program
Supervisors
Bill Ulfelder, Karen P.
Bruce Runnels
Charlotte Reemts
David Steven Brown
Deborah Barber
Doug Pearsall
Judy Haner
Kristin France, Rebecca Shirer
Marissa Ahlering
Marissa Ahlering
Nathan Birkland
Mary Miller
Mary Miller
Patricia McDaniel
Patricia McDaniel
Erica Simek
Tharran Hobson
Toni Aguilar
Toni Aguilar
John Bender
Julie Lapp
Jeffery North
Jim South
Adrienne Egolk, Lauren Miura
Stempeck
Amanda Kirkpatrick
Trevor Martin
Jane Prince
Rachel Winters
Whitney Hall
Rachel Roberts
Hans Birle
Melinda Ching
VonGretchen Nelson
Christine Woll, David Albert
Sara Mascola, Jessica Wilkinson
2014 GLOBE Program
Supervisors
Charlotte Reemts
David Steven Brown
Deborah Barber
Emily Maxwell
Gregory Sargis
Judy Haner
Kerri Fay
Leander Lacy
Marissa Ahlering
Marissa Ahlering
Nicole Virgillio
Peter Steckler
Thomas Mohrman
Toni Aguilar
Mentors
Brigitte Griswold
Lisa Kushner
John Karges
John Torgan
Stephanie Flack
Rebecca Hagerman
Brent Shaver
Amanda Lefton
Eric Hoff
Russ Reisz
Nathan Birkeland
Nick Altadonna
Nick Altadonna
Jacob Swafford
Jacob Swafford
Ryan Haugo
Sally McClure
Matt Graeve
Matt Graeve
Matthew Cannella
Dawn Hammer Tabatta
Lisa Kushner
Patrick Beary
Lauren Miura
Margaret Southern
Amy Bridges
Jordan Fyne
Katherine Wilcox
Kate Hibbard
Amanda Reed
Anne-Marie Aldous
Stephanie Tom
Kathy Stratman
David Albert
Sara Mascola
Mentors
Rachel Ranft
Scott Comings
Donnelle Keech
Kizzy Charles-Guzman
Jan Miller
Kellyn Garrison
Caleb Wittenmyer
Moses Katkowski
Eric Hoff
Matt Mecklenburg
Janique Francis
Jan McClure
Elizabeth Hanson
Matthew D. Graeve
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Nicole D. Bejar
John Soper
Lian Kariuki
Martin Ramirez
Jerome Cunningham
Gabrielle Pidal
Angelo Turnago
Alexandra Thompson
Diana Figeroa
Rafael Roca
Theodore Kuo
Julia Sullivan
Jahmila Roberts
Andrew Benson
Claros Morean
Lydia Briggs
Alberto Manuel Rivera
Samantha Hoffman
Charlotte O’Herron
Alexandra Cohen
Kathryn (Kate) Miley
Wenlu Ye
Caitlin McColloch
Toni Aguilar
Bramble Klipple
Maria Fisher
Chip Sutton/Christi Hall
Katharine (Kat) McGlynn
Trevor Martin
Ethan Kearns
Jesse Gallun
Rachel Winters
Jeffrey North
Jim South
Lisa Schnidler
Jeff Fiedler
Rachel Roberts
Phil Porter
Mary F. Conley
Mary Miller
Mary Miller
Jessica Wilkinson/Sara Mascola
Kathryn “Kate” Arion
Dharma George
Zhu Le/Tiantian (Gertie) Tang
Jaime Camacho
Matthew D. Graeve
Carol Hodge
Rebecca Goodstein
Gelasia Croom
Adrienne Egolk
Amy Ganderson
Devan King
Genevieve Hernandez
Dan Strauss
Ryan Finegan
Patrick Beary
Aparna Sridhar
Dan Drolet
Jennifer Hoyer
Steven Braustein
Joy Brown
Nick Altadonna
Nick Altadonna
Sara Mascola
Sara Mascola
Hazel Wong
Zhu Le
Maria De La Paz
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