Hi! My name is Adi Mitchell, and I am a junior majoring in Marketing and Supply Chain Management with certificates in Sustainability and Public and Professional Writing. Outside of my coursework, I am a Stamps Scholar, first-year business class teaching assistant, intern for the Mascaro Center for Sustainable Innovation, social coordinator for Girls Inc., and…
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Appalachia Regional Resilience – Washington D.C. Experience
Experience, Learnings, and Conclusions from the ARC Presentation in Washington, D.C The experience of presenting in Washington, D.C. from December 2–4 was truly memorable and enlightening. One of the aspects I most enjoyed was hearing from other groups and comparing their work to ours not in a competitive way but to consider what additional ideas…
Appalachia Regional Resilience – Experience, Learnings, and Conclusions from the Community Presentation
Presenting our work to the Connellsville community on November 14th was a meaningful and memorable experience that brought together everything my team had been working on throughout the semester. It was exciting to receive the community’s direct feedback and to understand how our work could be improved or expanded in the future. I was struck…
Appalachia Regional Resilience – Frolicking in Fayette County
Reflections on the Uniontown Site Visit During our site visit to Uniontown, our team had the opportunity to engage directly with the community, observe the downtown area firsthand, and begin identifying both the assets and challenges that shape economic and social life in Fayette County. This experience allowed us to connect classroom theories to practical…
Appalachia Regional Resilience – Introduction
Hello everyone! I’m from Hershey, PA, and I am currently a Junior double majoring in Finance and Business Information Systems along with getting a Certificate in Leadership and Ethics. Outside of academics, I am passionate about service and pride myself on my curiosity, which motivates me to explore new opportunities, perspectives, and ways to contribute…

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