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University of Vermont
University of Vermont
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Background
Interview Date:May 2018Gender Identity: Female
Race/Ethnicity: White
Sexual Orientation: Straight
Graduation Year: 2020
High School Experience: I went to an independent school in a small town in Vermont with a graduating class of around 200 students.
First-Generation College Student: No
Major: Sociology with a concentration in Crime and Criminal Justice. I’m in the Honors College.
Minor: Writing
Extracurricular Activities: I volunteer at the women’s prison in South Burlington once a week. We go in and play volleyball with them. I am part of the school feminist club, College Undergraduates Not Tolerating Sexism. I also work part-time at the tutoring center.
Did any of your extracurricular activities have a particularly big impact on your experience?
Volunteering at the women’s prison has had a fairly big impact just in terms of what I want to do with my career. I’m really interested in reformative justice, so that is a really interesting opportunity that we have. I also really like working at the tutoring center. It’s a great place to work and everyone’s always super friendly.
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