Interns
The Center offers up to five upper division undergraduate and graduate students the chance to be involved as research assistants and community networking interns for the Center for Justice and Reconciliation.
Marisa Hirtzel, Sabbath Economics
Marisa Jane Hirtzel is a Philosophy Major who transferred to PLNU in 2010. She plans to live, move and work in the world as an ambassador, formed by what she has learned as the Sabbath Economics intern and continually growing. This December she is very excited to be fostering the annual, Roots of Giving fair trade market to cultivate conscious thoughts and actions in and around the Point Loma Community.
Please visit Roots of Giving for more information.
Contact Marisa at : marisahirtzel0101@pointloma.edu
David McKeithen, Immigration
Hayley Swan, Human Trafficking
Hayley Swan is an International Studies major, with an emphasis in art and psychology. Her work as the Human Trafficking Intern for the Center of Justice and Reconciliation is deeply rooted in her conviction that the promise of redemption so clearly articulated in Isaiah 61 is true. She leads a student group on campus called Beauty For Ashes that seeks to respond to human trafficking with integrity and faithfulness and to communicate the reality of suffering without sacrificing hope. This year Beauty For Ashes plans to establish a firm foundation in scriptural truth, as well as credible human-trafficking research, and to develop into a resource that will help to mobilize the Church to engage with God's heart for the trafficked.
Contact Hayely at: hswan829@pointloma.edu
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