How to Respectfully Discuss the 2024 Election on College Campuses
Talking about politics, especially during a contentious election, can be daunting for anyone, especially for a student on a college campus. Many people will be tempted to run in the opposite direction. Here are five things that you can do to discuss the election respectfully: Respect: When discussing the election, especially with someone with a […]
Internship Spotlight: Olivia Hodge, NeW at Purdue University
NeW is proud to highlight the great internship opportunities NeW women are experiencing in the workplace. Meet Olivia Hodge, president of NeW at Purdue University and an intern for Consovoy McCarthy PLLC. Olivia shares more about her internship: Where are you interning and what is your job title? I interned as a research associate at […]
Internship Spotlight: Katherine Mickelson, NeW at Baylor University
NeW is proud to highlight the great internship opportunities NeW women are experiencing in the workplace. Meet Katherine Mickelson, events chair of NeW at Baylor University and an intern for the District Office of Congressman Dusty Johnson. Katherine shares more about her internship: Where are you interning and what is your job title? I am […]
Internship Spotlight: Grace Lent, NeW at Baylor University
NeW is proud to highlight the great internship opportunities NeW women are experiencing in the workplace. Meet Grace Lent, president of NeW at Baylor University, who also worked as an Emergency Medical Technician and a Patient Care Technician. Grace shares more about her work: Where are you interning and what is your job title? I […]
Internship Spotlight: Simonne Lenseigne, NeW at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
NeW is proud to highlight the great internship opportunities NeW women are experiencing in the workplace. Meet Simonne Lenseigne, vice president of NeW at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an intern for The Heritage Foundation. Simonne shares more about her internship: Where are you interning and what is your job title? I […]
Your Must-Have Dorm Packing List: Advice from an Experienced Student
As I reflect on my completed freshman year of college at Texas State University, I remember how nervous I was leading up to my move-in day. I tried to play it cool and hide my anxiety from my family and friends, but I felt permanently sick to my stomach leading up to move-in day. I […]
Finding Faith-Based Community in College
As a recent graduate from Texas Tech University, I have been reflecting on my time in college and the connections I made there. What impacted my experience away from home at a four-year university? Undoubtedly, the number one factor driving my success in college was obedience to God and fellowship with other Christians. In You’re […]
High School Essay Contest Winner – Yara Elsayed
I am a religious and politically interested female in a small, widely liberal high school. I’ve been involved in countless instances when expressing my views had negative consequences. One memorable incident occurred during a classroom discussion on climate change. I had expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of specific environmental policies. Instead of experiencing a thoughtful […]
Make Summer 2024 Your Smart Girl Summer
If you’ve ever heard of the Eisenhower Matrix, which sorts tasks by urgency and importance, it’s clear that amidst the bustle of the fall and spring semesters, usually only urgent and important priorities are getting tackled. Summer break can be the perfect time to take on important but non-urgent tasks, which can impact our personal […]
Intern Spotlight: Jaycee Tyler
We have been so grateful to have Jaycee Tyler on our team this semester as our Spring 2024 Chapters Intern. Jaycee is a senior at Texas Tech University. Q: How did you hear about NeW? I was recruited by Adelyn Spikes during my sophomore year at Texas Tech. She reached out to me on Instagram […]
