The Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs is pleased to welcome nine students to the Executive Internship Program for the 2017-18 academic year. 

The students were recognized during an Annual Executive Intern Reception on Tuesday, May 2 in Johnston Hall where outgoing interns were also honored and both groups gave remarks. These students will work with members of the university’s senior leadership team on important projects and key initiatives that advance the university’s strategic plan, The Elon Commitment.

This year, the program received more than 30 applications. Executive Interns will also attend the spring 2018 Board of Trustees meeting and have already submitted project plans for their work during the January Winter Term.

For more information about the Executive Internship program, please visit /u/administration/executive-internship/

Bernadette Cooper ‘18
Hometown: Durham, North Carolina
Major: Psychology
Minors: Neuroscience, Leadership Studies, and Criminal Justice
Placement: Center for Access and Success

Rebecca Fliegel ‘19
Hometown: New York, New York
Major: Accounting
Minors: Economics and Spanish
Placement: Business, Finance, and Technology

Michael Krueger ‘18
Hometown: Wilmington, Delaware
Major: Accounting
Minors: Leadership Studies
Placement: Admissions

Jacob Malamed ‘18 
Hometown: Tenafly, New Jersey
Major: Finance and Marketing
Minor: Spanish
Placement: University Advancement

Stefanie Milovic ‘19
Hometown: New Fairfield, Connecticut 
Major: Event Coordination and Public Relations
Minor: Entrepreneurship
Placement: Athletics

Mariatu Okonofua ‘19
Hometown: Memphis, Tennessee
Major: Policy Studies and Sociology
Minor: Criminal Justice and Political Science
Placement: Senior/Associate Provost

Meredith Piatt ‘18
Hometown: Elon, North Carolina
Major: Human Service Studies
Minor: Poverty and Social Justice, Communications, and Women & Gender Studies
Placement: Office of the Provost

Olivia Ryan ‘18
Hometown: Glen Rock, New Jersey
Major: Policy Studies and Journalism
Minor: Leadership Studies and Women’s, Gender, & Sexuality Studies
Placement: The Center for Race, Ethnicity, and Diversity Education

Taylor Stuck ‘18
Hometown: Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Major: Business Management
Minor: N/A
Placement: University Communications

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