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Community Service

Katahdin Woods and Waters

This summer, 2016, I tackled an issue important to my local community. Along with eight other high school students, I was given the opportunity to live in and study a section of woods being proposed as a new national monument. I explored the controversy surrounding an issue that was seemingly uncontroversial: can a land-owner donate her land to be preserved for future generations? Many of the local people replied with a firm “No.” After surviving the wilderness and many blistering interviews, it was my job to compile the data from these local sources and spread understanding.

 

Below is an interview with me speaking about the National Monument on the television show “The Mayor’s Desk.”

One in Five 5K to End Sexual Assault

I'm MCing the awards ceremony at the end of the race. (I"m sure you can tell I just finished running.) I run this 5K every year in the hope that one day there will no longer be sexual assault.

Camp Postcard

I stand here as a volunteer counselor with “my campers” from Camp Postcard--a free camp for at-risk Maine children.

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