Meet our Summer Interns

Class of 2026

Anisa Ismael
University of Minnesota, class of 2027
Anisa’s op-ed, “Close the University of Minnesota’s plant-based food divide,” was published in MinnPost.
“Having the autonomy to pick projects that matched my strengths was something I appreciated, because I got the opportunity to work on projects that I was actually interested in and enjoyed.”

Sophia Rivers
Georgia State University, class of 2027
Sophia assisted in building the network of healthcare providers affiliated with our KiDS program, created resources for parents, and analyzed nutrition information for recipes on kidsandmilk.org.
“The internship program at Switch4Good is created in a way to ensure you succeed through further education, supportive supervisors, and open communication.”

Sai Sreenidhi Mudigonda
University of California, Los Angeles, class of 2027
Sreenidhi made a skit video posted to Switch4Good’s feed.
“This wasn’t a busy work internship, for sure. Every project I worked on advocated for changes within food systems, and it was so rewarding and meaningful to see my immediate impact.”
Class of 2025

Matt Vitello
New York University, MA class of 2026
Matt wrote the article “Greenwashing the Field: Funding and Misleading Information in Dairy Sustainability Research“.

Trinity Olander
Boston University, class of 2027
Trinity and Paige collaborated on “The Switch Starts Here: Cookbook for Students & Young Adults”.

Paige Broermann
University of Missouri, class of 2027
Trinity and Paige collaborated on “The Switch Starts Here: Cookbook for Students & Young Adults”.
Class of 2024

Jessica Cohen
Cornell University, class of 2025
Created “Switching Campus Dining: A Student Guide”.

Nandini Kolli
Princeton Day School, class of 2025

Aakrisht Mehra
Dublin High School, class of 2025

Chetan Setty
North Gwinnett High School, class of 2026
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