Jan 5, 2016SHECP Interns Publish Articles in VA Engage JournalTwo SHECP Internship Alumni, Rebecca B. Dunn and Anna Paden Carson, have been published in the current issue of VA Engage Journal (Vol 4....
Feb 23, 2015Isabella Martin Explores the Transition of Appalachian Youth into Higher EducationIsabella Martin writes a short story to help us understand the transition that youth from low-income rural families must make as they...
Feb 23, 2015Lindy Stevens Explores the Impacts of No Child Left BehindLindy Stevens, formerly a Teach for American participant and currently a law student at Washington and Lee, finds that No Child Left...
Feb 23, 2015Law Student Takes Practical Approach to Public Policy and Affordable HousingJake Struebing, currently attending Yale Law School, takes a realistic approach to law, public policy, and affordable housing. To view...
Nov 2, 2014Caleb David Examines Prisoner Reintegration PoliciesCaleb David, a law student, examines policies in Pennsylvania and West Virginia and at the federal level that support the reintegration...
Nov 2, 2014Caroline Gill Analyzes Tax Expenditure Effects on Anti-Poverty Policy BudgetsCaroline Gill, currently working for J.P. Morgan in New York, analyzes the regressive nature of tax expenditures and their effect on the...
Oct 3, 2014Neglected Tropical Diseases in the United StatesThe following paper by Lee Haruno, a Poverty Studies minor from the University of Notre Dame, focuses on epidemiology and the science of...
May 31, 2013To Reduce the Deficit, End Redistribution to the RichA policy brief researched and prepared by Joe Landry, a 2013 graduate of Washington and Lee University. Landry parlayed this work into a...