ISED Welcomes Rebecca Remis

ISED Welcomes Rebecca Remis!
 

 
"I am particularly interested in the RAPP program at ISED" says Rebecca, "because I am an international affairs major focusing on international food, culture, and sustainability (which is proving to be rather difficult), and I am also a sociocultural anthropology minor. RAPP combines all of these elements very well and offers me the opportunity to exercise my education.

"I can also say that, as an international affairs major, RAPP fuses both my interests of local food movements (within a given area) and international affairs. I appreciate that RAPP is a holistic movement that focuses domestically and internationally and aims to develop a self-sufficient society. My learning objectives with the RAPP entails increasing my education in these topics and the ability to explore within the organization and its various partners.
 
"I'm excited about beginning and I look forward to meeting the RAPP grantees!"
 
FOr more information about interships at ISED, contact Lynn Robson at lynn.robson@ised.us