Water to Thrive has a new Fall intern! Read more about Juan and welcome him to the W2T team…
Juan De Angulo is an undergraduate at the University of Texas at Austin, double-majoring in Economics and International Relations & Global Studies as well as double-minoring in Latin American Studies and Spanish. As a distinguished Rapoport Service Scholar, Juan is also in the Bridging Discipline Program completing the Social Entrepreneurship and Non-Profits certificate. Juan is a research assistant at the Innovations for Peace and Development at the LBJ school. This summer, Juan was a research assistant at the College of William & Mary as well as a geocoder for AidData all before traveling to India where he dedicated his film-making talents to help the marketing of small businesses involved in Microcredit loans and cutting edge classroom technologies for rural schools in Northern India.
If you or someone you know is interested in an exciting internship opportunity with W2T, send your resume to Lizzie@watertothrive.org
Water to Thrive has a new Fall intern! Read more about Juan and welcome him to the W2T team…
Juan De Angulo is an undergraduate at the University of Texas at Austin, double-majoring in Economics and International Relations & Global Studies as well as double-minoring in Latin American Studies and Spanish. As a distinguished Rapoport Service Scholar, Juan is also in the Bridging Discipline Program completing the Social Entrepreneurship and Non-Profits certificate. Juan is a research assistant at the Innovations for Peace and Development at the LBJ school. This summer, Juan was a research assistant at the College of William & Mary as well as a geocoder for AidData all before traveling to India where he dedicated his film-making talents to help the marketing of small businesses involved in Microcredit loans and cutting edge classroom technologies for rural schools in Northern India.
If you or someone you know is interested in an exciting internship opportunity with W2T, send your resume to Lizzie@watertothrive.org
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