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The Shepherd Poverty Program–The Impact of Experiential Learning
By Joseph Stiles Gannett “I realized that in order to improve a health care system, you must do more than provide medical expertise; you...
Feb 11, 2016


Scaling Up: From Direct Service to Systems Analysis in Health Equity
By Michael White “How could our government institutions, meant to act as a safety net for the most vulnerable among us, actively work...
Feb 9, 2016


We Have So Much to Bring, But so Much to Learn
By Alice Matthai Ms. Matthai is Academic and College Success Coordinator at Boys Hope Girls Hope of Baltimore. She graduated from...
Feb 9, 2016


From Emotive Responses to Effective Responses Informed by Law and Data Analysis
By Robyn Konkel Ms. Konkel is a Senior Attorney-Adviser at the Social Security Administration, where she has worked since September 2010....
Feb 8, 2016


How Understanding Poverty Changed My Perspective on Flourishing
By Caitlin Schuman Ms. Schuman graduated from Washington and Lee University in 2012 with a major in Biochemistry and minors in Poverty...
Feb 4, 2016


Overcoming the Barriers of Poverty
By Whitney Hacker Ms. Hacker currently lives in the Greater Cincinnati region and works for DAV (Disabled American Veterans) at its...
Feb 3, 2016


Poverty Studies and Finance: A Contradiction?
By Jaclyn Smith Ms. Smith works in the investment management industry, previously in institutional business development for a public...
Feb 3, 2016


A Framework for “Higher Thinking”: My Experience with the Shepherd Poverty Program
By Laura Berry Ms. Berry currently lives in Charlottesville, Virginia and works for Hunton & Williams, LLP in their pro bono partnership...
Feb 2, 2016


W&L Administrator Recognized as 2015-16 Bonner Foundation National Fellow
“Being a fellow has offered me the opportunity to explore my personal and professional development in new ways,” say Charley, Bonner...
Feb 2, 2016


On Celebrating Discomfort
By Casey Morrison Ms. Morrison is a Public Health major at Elon University with minors in Poverty Studies and Anthropology. She is...
Feb 1, 2016


Indefensible: The State Of Indigent Defense In The Era of Mass Incarceration
by Christopher Stella Mr. Stella is a second year law student, pursuing his Juris Doctor at Elon University School of Law with an...
Feb 1, 2016


Be a Champion of Liberty
By Annie Zhang Ms. Zhang is a first year law student at Washington University School of Law in St. Louis. In 2013, she graduated with a...
Feb 1, 2016


The Trap: Making Over a Community That Is Confined By Crime
By Brianna Cunningham, Bucknell University (2016) For the summer of 2015, I had the opportunity to intern with the United States...
Feb 1, 2016


Capability and Collective Action
By Joseph Roger Landry The Shepherd Poverty Program is taking on the issue of our time. The Program presents college students with an...
Jan 29, 2016


Learning from True Immersion
By Margaret Hutchison Ms. Hutchison is currently a Resident Minister at John Carroll University in University Heights, Ohio. She...
Jan 29, 2016


From Poverty 101 to Perspectives and Skills
By Christina Lawrence Ms Lawrence is currently pursuing her MBA from Columbia University and plans to graduate in May 2017. After...
Jan 28, 2016


Diversity and Disappointment
By Anna King, Hendrix 2017 When I scrolled through the list of Shepherd internships, Vermont Works for Women (VWW) stood out to me. Their...
Jan 28, 2016


The Fine Print of “Universal” Healthcare
By Cameron Lee, Washington and Lee University (2017) “¿Puedo confiar en ti?” This expression, meaning “Can I trust you?” in Spanish, took...
Jan 25, 2016


A Journey to Social Work: the connection between mental health and poverty
By Ashley Trice. Ms. Trice is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) who has has a private practice working with adolescents and adults...
Jan 25, 2016


How The Shepherd Program Shaped My Medical Career
By Kelli Jarrell Ms. Jarrell is completing her fourth and final year at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville, TN. She...
Jan 25, 2016
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