WMI's six summer college interns are now in residence in Bethesda. They will focus on analyzing the data collected from loan program participants during the past year. In particular, they will track the progress of Masaai women in rural Tanzania who have been in the loan program for over a year. The interns will also streamline WMI's data collection procedures in rural villages. They will also implement updates to the WMI web site as well as extend WMI's social media outreach.  This summer's interns include: 

L to r: Karynne Campbell, Jenna Foster, Carolyn Freeman; Back row - l to r: Rianna Aylward, Dira Djaya, Micheal Rosenberg

• Karynne Campbell (Silver Spring, MD), a rising sophomore at Tufts University, majoring in Economics and Psychology and minoring in Entrepreneurial Leadership.  

• Rianna Aylward (Wellesley, MA), a rising junior at Wellesley College, is majoring in economics and minoring in English.  

• Carolyn Freeman (Bethesda, MD), a rising sophomore at Boston College, double majoring in Economics and English. 

• Jenna Foster (Fairfax, VA), a rising sophomore at Virginia Tech, where she plans to major in Business Finance and minor in International Business.   

• Michael Rosenberg (Bethesda, MD), a rising sophomore at Carnegie Mellon University, where he plans to major in an applied math field.

• Dira Djaya (Rockville, MD), a rising junior at Tufts University, majoring in Economics with a minoring in Colonialism Studies.