Rachael Stein is currently a senior at Sweet Briar College, majoring in International Affairs with a focus on development. She has spent the last year studying and traveling throughout Central American and Europe. She interned at the Patronato Nacional de la Infancia, working in partnership with Costa Rican organizations to secure children’s rights and rehabilitate children living in disadvantageous conditions. Following graduation, she plans to teach and travel in Asia before returning to school. She will then pursue a Masters degree focusing on the links between education, public health, and development.
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