“A sustainable world means working together to create prosperity for all.”—Jacqueline Novogratz, Founder/CEO of Acumen
We believe that the next generation of leaders needs imagination and courage to constructively engage in the challenges and opportunities of our age. The Limited Resources identity/affinity community is designed to facilitate opportunities, networking, collaboration, and mentorship, while helping students navigate the day-to-day campus experience.
If you are interested in participating in and/or supporting this community, please feel free to share your experiences, provide resources that may support students’ pathways to development, connect with students to offer insight and support, and inform the broader community of internships, community engagement, or job opportunities.
Student Built Service Aggregates Remote Internships With Status Updates
It has been said that necessity is the mother of invention and in the wake of Covid-19, many students are in need of remote internship opportunities. Wade Fletcher, a student at Indiana University, saw this need and created COVINTERN, a …
Posted by Daniel Pascoe
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The Corona Virus Underscores Inequality In The College Student Experience
For students, regardless of circumstances, the college experience often had the ability to level the field and add an element of equality. Now that the corona virus has forced students out of the on campus environment, it is underscoring how …
Posted by Sari Pascoe
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Olivia Busby T’21
Major: Master of Divinity with a specialization in Social Justice and Advocacy
Launch Career Community: Religion, Theology & Ministry
Launch Identity/Affinity Communities:
Ethnic/Racial Heritage
Faith, Religion and Spirituality
Gender & Sexuality
Limited Resources
Visible/Invisible Disabilities
Clubs: Black …
Posted by Yasmin Acosta
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Opportunities & Resources: A College Guide for Low Income Students
According to Felice Rollins in her College Guide for Low Income Students, (available on the Community for Accredited Online Schools), only 10% of people from low income families will earn a college degree by the age of 25. Yet having …
Posted by Sari Pascoe
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