Central Michigan University (super) senior.
Journalism (B.A.) major.
Media Design, Production and Technology minor.
Spanish concentration.
Future international criminal law student.
Freelance reporter for The Morning Sun of Mount Pleasant, Mich.
Former intern for The Flint Journal, Mich. and Heritage Newspapers, Mich.
Former reporter/ editor for CM Life of Central Michigan University.
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For anyone who doesn’t know, I’m a huge advocate of the non-profit Invisible Children, which works to end child soldiering in central East Africa.
As part of my on-campus involvement, I’ve been invited to attend a conference in March at The Hague- the International Criminal Court’s headquarters in the Netherlands.
As part of this conference, I’ve submitted a proposal for a research paper on child soldiering, something I’ve been working on with one of my close friends, who also supports Invisible Children. There’s a huge chance I’ll get to present my research at the actual International Criminal Court headquarters- a huge deal for me, since I want to study international criminal law post-undergrad.
I’m usually not one to be selfish and ask for money, but this is such a huge and incredible opportunity for me to present my research and spread the awareness of Invisible Children, and I’d be so absolutely grateful for any and all financial support I might receive.
Thank you all so much,
Randi Shaffer
