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Luke Fawcett, from Glen Allen, Virginia, had an internship with the Shade and Fresh Water project in Brazil and was also part of Project Transformation, a non-profit camp that provides summer enrichment activities for at-risk children. The camp is located just outside of Charlottesville, Virginia. Fawcett attends Wesley Seminary, part of the American University, in Washington, D.C., and plans a career in religious journalism.
Amy (Fears) Crisp, from Midlothian, Virginia, is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate who held internships at Kenwood United Methodist Church and at Hanover Safe Place, both located in Hanover, Virginia. In June 2010, she graduated from Wesley Seminary, which is part of American University in Washington, DC. She is currently the director of Christian Education at Trinity United Methodist Church in McLean, Virginia.
Jennifer Fletcher, from Hartwood, Virginia, held an internship with the Shade and Fresh Water project in Brazil and at The United Methodist Publishing House in Nashville, Tennessee (Youth Curriculum Resources). Fletcher attends Duke Divinity School (part of Duke University) in Durham, North Carolina and plans to become an ordained minister.
Matthew Grice, from Hebron, Maryland, participated in an internship with the Shade and Fresh Water Project in Brazil. He also held an internship at Richmond Urban Ministries in Richmond, Virginia, where he completed a major research paper on issues related to the at-risk community in Richmond. Grice is attending both Wesley Seminary, part of American University, in Washington, D.C., and American University, pursuing degrees in theology and urban studies.
Anita Laffoon, from Matoaca, Virginia, held an internship at Cornerstone Christian Church during a time when it was in great transition. Laffoon co-directed the church’s vacation bible school program and chaperoned a week-long retreat. She attends Baptist Theological School in Richmond, Virginia and plans a career in Christian education.
John Robertson, from Petersburg, Virginia, is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate whose interest in archaeology and biblical languages led him to work at the Virginia Conference Archives, United Methodist Center, in Richmond. He attends Vanderbilt Divinity School, which is part of Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee. After graduation, he plans to begin doctoral work in biblical languages.