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Leadership Committee

[emails are @wisc.edu]

Paul Atwell [patwell]
Sam Matthews [svmatthews]

Directors of Operations

Kristin Harrington [krharrington]

David Haugen [dhaugen]

Assistant Directors of Operations

Mikaela Weisse [mweisse]

Research Coordinator

Faizan Tahir [ftahir]

Communincations Coordinator/Secretary

Emma Potter [ekpotter]

Public Relations Coordinator

Katie Kozicki [kkozicki]

Fundraising Coordinator

Laura Miller [lmmiller2]

Spring Event Coordinator

Elise Buchbinder [buchbinder]

Eric Obscherning [obscherning]

Leeza Gold [lgold2]

Project Leaders

Kelsi Hines: kelsihines [at] gmail.com
Michelle Mazzeo: michelle.mazzeo [at] gmail.com
Marissa Mommaerts: mmommaerts [at] gmail.com
Farha Tahir: farha.tahir [at] gmail.com

Board of Directors - Founders

EDGE in the news!

[November 2010] EDGE featured in UW Madison news, highlighting the efforts to continue their projects in Uganda. Read here!

[April 2010] EDGE Traveler Karla Lund featured in A Thousand-to-One, a new series about people positively transforming our world. Read about her experience here.

[March 2010] EDGE featured in the UW Alumni Magazine, On Wisconsin. Click here to see the article!

[December 2009] EDGE Co-Founder Michelle Mazzeo's experience working with the LGFC is featured in Social Justice Journalism. Watch the video and read the article here!

[December 2009] UW Chancellor, Biddy Martin, mentioned EDGE Project in her speech to graduates during the Winter 2009 ceremony:

“’…your generation is highly collaborative, team oriented, quick to adapt to new technologies, impatient with old business models and determined to change the world’…your desire to shake things up is not limited to starting businesses and making money. There are so many examples I could list of your entrepreneurial activity on behalf of social causes. A group of UW-Madison public affairs students, for example, started a group entitled EDGE Project, to do international community development work in Uganda. They built a grain mill, created a farmers’ co-op and started a girls’ soccer team, and all of these projects were major developments on an island that is all but forgotten by its own government. That’s just one example of your initiative and your humanity.”

Monday, November 7, 2011

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