The Bonner Leaders Work Crew is made up students who act as the representatives of the Service Program to the rest of the campus. Responsibilities of crew members include:
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Rob Compton |
At the dawn of ze, I was there. A haiku best explains my attitude about service:
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Deanna Dragan |
I have been on the Service Program crew since Fall of 2011. My role in the office is an eclectic mixture of things. I mainly work in the front office part of the Ransom House doing customer service, filing verification forms, entering students' service hours onto their records, a little transportation, take notes at our crew meetings, and other random secretary type work needed for the office. I also am leading the weekly trips to Black Mountain Neuro-Medical Treatment Center this year and coordinate the Blood Drives held on campus. I am majoring in Psychology with the goal to become a clinical psychologist but I am also interested in Religious studies and Environmental issues. A fun little fact about me is that I love photography and coffee!! Feel free to come talk with me at the office or email me at ddragan@warren-wilson.edu.
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Rita Gunter |
Hi , I'm Rita Gunter. I'm a Baltimore native and Sustainable Business major. My favorite colors are teal,brown and black.This is my first year on the Bonner Service Crew and I'm excited. I work as the Race and Immigration Policy Liaison. I research and keep everyone update on the current policies and news surrounding Race and Immigration issues. So if you have an questions about what policies or just want to know more Race and Immigration issues/events in North Carolina or beyond, contact me via email rgunter.f12@warren.wilson.edu.
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Iliana Hernandez |
Hello fellow owls! This is my first year on the Bonner Service Crew and I am so stoked! In the office, we all strive to maintain a clean, and productive yet homey environment. We are here to help students complete their service hours and gain experience, and lead service trips relating to our issue areas, and much more! I am in the Race and Immigration issue area because human rights are extremely important to me and I believe there is one human race. A really neat thing about me is that I have a "twin cousin." My cousin, Isabel, and I were born an hour apart on March 25th, our mothers have the same birthday (9/22) two years apart, and our dads are brothers. No lie...it was in the newspaper. If you ever have any questions related to service, race and immigration, or just wanna send a hoot-out (sorry, I couldn't resist), email me at ihernandez.f12@warren-wilson.edu. See you around and don't be shy! |
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Lia Kaz |
I started working in the office in the Fall of 2011, originally with Office Logistics and this year through our Youth and Education Issue Area. I am one of two Issue Area Coordinators, leading the Burton Street Community Center weekly trip through Big Brothers Big Sisters and helping organize communication with community partners and students. As a social work major, I am particularly interested in the dual empowerment of service opportunities; those moments in which communities meet and can learn from each other to further the well being of all involved. As most of my friends know, hanging my head out the window of a car (much like a dog) is also an important part of who I am. If you have any questions/comments/concerns about our service program, specifically in Youth and Education or otherwise, please feel free to contact me at lkaz@warren-wilson.edu. If you try to contact me while my head is out the window of a car via verbal communication, I may be too busy smiling and squinting against the wind to hear you. |
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Hannah Kilpatrick |
Hi! This is my first year on the crew and I work as an assistant in the Service Program Office. I am very interested in Youth and Education, and hope to pursue service opportunities in that area.I am a Psychology major, and am considering getting a minor in Sociology. A fun fact about myself is that I have been contra dancing here at Warren Wilson since December of 2010, and have danced with James Franco twice. |
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Ana Lara |
This is my first semester officially on the crew, but I loved visiting the office and being involved with the crew as soon as I arrived at Wilson last year. I am part of the Youth & Education Issue Area, so I help lead one of our weeklies to Burton Street Community Center. I love working with kids so I am most definitely passionate about this issue area; I also enjoy participating on the Race & Immigration Issue though because of my Hispanic heritage.
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Ben Malmborg |
Hello world of service! My name is Ben, and I am starting my second year on the Service Programs Crew. I work with the Environmental issue area, and aid in organizing and leading service trips. This year I am also the Community Partner Liaison, working to help our crew and the college best serve the community. I grew up in Boulder, Colorado, and fell in love with nature as a child playing in the Rocky Mountains. Ever since I have been dedicated to trying to maintain the wonderful environment we have around us. If you have any questions about become involved, let me know! bmalmborg@warren-wilson.edu
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Autum Martin |
I've been on the crew since Fall of 2011. I split my time on the crew between leading the Black Mountain Community Garden weekly and co-planning break trips. I am majoring in Environmental Education with strands in food systems and community building. I am from Indiana, the same state as brilliant writer Kurt Vonnegut. Coincidence? I think not. Contact me at amartin@warren-wilson.edu |
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Blanca Perez |
I have been on the crew since Fall 2011. The issue area I work with is the Race & Immigration group and I am in charge of leading one of the trips which is MANOS, a mentoring program that works with Latino youth, which is my passion. My major is Social Work and plan to minor in Education. I love to dance, speak Spanish and share my love! So if you would like to get advice from me, I will be more than happy to help you! You can come by the office and talk to me or email me at bperez@warren-wilson.edu. |
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Misha Perez |
I've been on the crew since Fall of 2012 and I work on the Housing and homelessness issue area. I organize and lead trips, plan events, and communicate with some of the community partners in the area. Right now I'm thinking about majoring in Sociology/ Anthropology with a minor in Political Science. I wish I was a little bit taller. And if you know what song thats from we would probably make great friends. My e-mail is mperez.f12@warren-wilson.edu. Send me an email or come by if you have any questions! |
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Emma Post |
Hi! I've been on the crew since Fall 2011. This year I'm working in the food security issue area. I think everyone should have access to healthy food and I'm psyched about making that happen. I communicate with some really cool community partners in the area and I lead a trip to the Lord's Acre on Wednesday nights that you should totally come to. I'm a Social Work major. I can often be found lurking around antique stores and compulsively knitting things. Email me at epost@warren-wilson.edu or come chill with me in the office if you have questions! |
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Delilah Scott |
Hi, hello, howdy, heya, Hey there (I'm) Delilah, and this is my first year working in the service program office. |
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Samrawit Sisay |
I am a second semester freshman of WWC and a, mostly new, member of the Service Crew. I have loved my experience working in the Service Crew! My issue area is Housing and Homelessness and my role is to learn more about this issue and how people are battling homelessness, locally and nationally. I have also led service trips that involved working with Habitat for Humanity. I am also very passionate about Youth and Education. I have volunteered in opportunities involving kids before and I love working with them! I want to major in Anthropology and minor in Biology, and I am interested forensic anthropology. DFTBA (Don't forget to be awesome). Email me anytime at ssisay.f12@warren-wilson.edu |
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Emily Sprouse |
Hey yall! My name is Emily Sprouse and this is my second year working at the Service Program Office. I am Co-Issue Area Coordinator of Youth and Education and lead a trip to Owen Middle School to work with their YMCA after-school program. This is my junior year and I am a Social Work major. Email me at esprouse@warren-wilson.edu or come by the office and we'll have a chit chat about your passions and what service you can do with youth! |
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Emma Van Scoy |
Hey! I work in the area of Food Security, planning and leading trips and events. As the policy community liaison, I look into current policies and make sure you're all aware of relevant off campus community activities. Come join me for our weekly trip to MANNA Food Bank on Thursday evenings! I've been on the crew since August 2012 and plan to major in environmental chemistry. My free time is often spent blues dancing and exploring harmony singing traditions from around the world. Feel free to contact me at evanscoy.f12@warren-wilson.edu. |
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Vivian Williamson |
Hello there! I started on the crew in the Fall of 2012. I'm in the Environmental issue area and I work on keeping students aware of new and old policies concerning the environment, both locally and globally. I also lead Insulate trips every few Saturdays. It shouldn't come as much of a surprise that I'm a Global Studies major but I also love to indulge in grammar so as a result I am also an English major. Unlike most Wilson folks I only come from 40 minutes away. Feel free to contact me via vwilliamson.f12@warren-wilson.edu |
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Amanda Wilson |
I'm new on the crew as of fall 2012. I'm the Policy Community Liaison for the Youth & Education issue area and will be running Kids on Campus next semester alongside the lovely Delilah. I'm really passionate about literacy and I want to work in literacy education someday, hopefully abroad. I hail from the magical land of Pittsburgh, PA, where people say "pop" instead of soda and "yinz" instead of ya'll. I'm a Cultural Anthropology major and an education (and possibly music) minor. Ninaweza kusema Kiswahili kidogo! (I can speak a little Swahili.) awilson.f12@warren-wilson.edu |
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Jasmine Woo |
Hello everyone! I'm Jasmine Woo and I've been on the crew since Fall 2012. I am a part of the Environment issue area. I help organize and lead trips. I am currently a freshman and I plan to major in Environmental Studies with a minor in Outdoor Leadership. I enjoy the feeling of sand beneath my feet and I like cold weather. Feel free to find me in the office or email me at jwoo.f12@warren-wilson.edu |
If you are not sure who you want to talk to, please email kkyle@warren-wilson.edu or call (828)771-3065. The Service Program Office is located in Ransom House next to the Warren Wilson College Admission Building. Stop by anytime with questions or just to check it out!