CREW Network Foundation Awards 40 Scholarships to Commercial Real Estate Students
CREW Network Foundation Grants $275,000 in Scholarships to Female Students Pursuing CRE Careers
Lawrence, Kansas, USA – Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) Network Foundation has selected 40 female college and university students to receive a total of $275,000 USD (or the Canadian dollar equivalent) in scholarships for the 2024-25 academic year, in addition to valuable network and career building opportunities. CREW Network Foundation’s scholarship program has granted nearly $1.9 million to 296 female students at 139 universities across 39 states/provinces in the U.S. and Canada since 2008.
The scholarship program supports female students as they pursue university-level education that will lead to careers in commercial real estate. The selected undergraduate students (25) will receive $5,000 USD (or the Canadian dollar equivalent) for tuition and books, and graduate students (15) will receive $10,000.
The students will also receive a six-month mentorship with a CREW Visionary, a 24-month CREW Network student membership, a complimentary registration to the 2024 CREW Network Convention, Sept. 25-27 in Vancouver, British Columbia, a $1,000 travel stipend for the convention, and a paid summer internship opportunity.
“The strong foundation that has been built and the generous support of CREW Network Foundation over the last 25 years has enabled us to nearly double our scholarship giving this year, and build a legacy for the next generation of women leaders in commercial real estate,” said Vicki Summerall, Senior Vice President/Business Development, Republic Title of Texas, Inc., 2024 CREW Network Foundation Chair. “In addition to providing financial support, the Foundation is providing opportunities to connect with mentors, develop critical leadership skills, and gain knowledge and training that will open doors in the industry. It is an honor to recognize the excellence and leadership of these immensely talented students and welcome them to our global business network.”
Scholarship funds are supported by the Linda Hollemon Scholarship Endowment and Hall of Fame giving program, as well as personal and corporate contributions.
The 2024 scholars, listed with hometowns, universities, and majors/areas of study, are:
Hoori Barkh, CPA
Hometown: Vancouver, British Columbia
Current institution: Yale University
Focus of Study: Business Administration
Barkh is entering the second and final year of her Master of Business Administration at Yale School of Management (SOM). Prior to SOM, she worked as a Sr. Financial Analyst at the University of British Columbia where the challenges of securing research space sparked her interest in commercial real estate. Barkh intends to take elective courses in real estate in the upcoming year to deepen her understanding of the field, with the goal of pivoting into a finance-based role in CRE.
Celina Bazzi
Hometown: Dearborn Heights, Michigan
Current institution: University of Michigan, Stephen M. Ross School of Business
Focus of Study: Business Administration, Concentrating in Finance & Real Estate
Bazzi is a rising senior pursuing a Bachelor's in Business Administration and minoring in Real Estate Development. She serves as Managing Director of Asset Management for the Ross Real Estate Fund, Co-founder and President of the Michigan Women in Real Estate Club, and a Ross BBA Student Ambassador. Bazzi has interned in New York at Blackstone’s Real Estate Asset Management group, and at Crestlight Capital, a Detroit-based Real Estate Private Equity firm. She aspires to work in real estate development within the affordable housing sector.
Emma Beadle
Hometown: Ocoee, Florida
Current institution: University of Florida
Focus of Study: Construction Management
Beadle is a junior majoring in construction management. She is actively involved in multiple clubs including ABC, NAWIC, and GSP along with serving on the sisterhood committee within her sorority, Phi Mu. She has also competed in her school's NAHB competition, placing fourth in the nation. Beadle has interned the past two summers for Clancy and Theys Construction and Balfour Beatty Construction. She aspires to work in the construction industry upon graduation.
Maggie Carathers
Hometown: Canyon, Texas
Current institution: Oklahoma State University
Focus of Study: Architecture and Architectural Engineering
Carathers is a senior majoring in architecture and architectural engineering with a minor in architecture and entrepreneurship. She served for two years as the NCARB liaison for the American Institute of Architecture Students at OSU as well as volunteering in LifeKids, working as a teaching assistant, and as a library assistant. Carathers interned in the DFW Metroplex at LA Fuess Partners and in Tulsa at Cyntergy. Upon graduation, she plan to pursue structural engineering.
Katie Carlton
Hometown: Rome, Georgia
Current institution: Samford University
Focus of Study: Marketing
Carlton is a senior majoring in marketing with concentrations in real estate and professional sales. She is in the first class of the newly founded real estate concentration at Samford University and was the student speaker for the real estate lab grand opening. She has served on the internal recruitment committee for her sorority, Phi Mu. Carlton currently holds real estate licenses in Georgia and Alabama and is pursuing her Alabama broker's license. Carlton has interned at Hydinger Stewart & Chew Commercial Properties in Birmingham, Alabama and aspires to work in brokerage upon graduation.
Dagny Elise Carlsson
Hometown: Houston, Texas
Current Institution: University of Pennsylvania
Area of study: Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Carlsson is a rising second-year master's candidate at the University of Pennsylvania Weitzman School of Design. She is currently pursuing degrees in Architecture (MArch) and Landscape Architecture (MLA) and holds an undergraduate degree in Architectural Design from Stanford University. Carlsson is currently a Design Fellow with Penn Praxis and has previously worked as Architectural Coordinator for SITIO and Kirksey Architecture. She aspires to pursue licensure as an architect after graduating.
Sarah Carpenter
Hometown: Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
Current institution: Wentworth Institute of Technology
Focus of Study: Architecture
Carpenter is a junior majoring in Architecture with a concentration in Adaptive Intervention and a minor in Business Analytics. At school, she participates in SPEC mentorship, embedded tutor programs, and various clubs. She has held three internships at firms in New Hampshire and Maine, where she has worked on various projects including senior living, prefab residential, landscape architecture, and high-end coastal residential. Inspired by the impact of trauma-informed design within a built environment, she is determined to create inclusive and supportive spaces that promote healing and restoration.
Faith Cerny
Hometown: Washington, DC
Current institution: Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Focus of Study: Real Estate Development and City Planning
Cerny is a graduate student pursuing a dual MSRED and MCP degree at MIT. She earned a BS in Architecture from the University of Virginia and has 10 years of experience working in the building industry. Her practice includes management of sustainable commercial office building and healthcare construction projects throughout greater Washington, DC with Skanska; residential design with GTM Architects; restoration of NYC public housing following Hurricane Sandy with Jacobs; and construction of affordable homes as an AmeriCorps service member with New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity. Cerny aspires to develop resilient, climate-responsive real estate projects that add high, long-term value to communities.
Ranida Nait Challal
Hometown: Berkeley, California
Current institution: University of California Berkeley
Focus of Study: Business Administration
Nait Challal is a rising senior at the University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business. She discovered a passion for commercial real estate as a freshman in college when she completed an internship in brokerage. This passion was sparked by her appreciation of the multidisciplinary nature of the industry and the significant impact one can make on both microeconomic and macroeconomic levels. She dedicates her time to growing her network and connecting with industry leaders through her involvement in the Urban Land Institute’s Young Leaders Group, CREW, Project Destined, and her university’s real estate club, UREC.
Kaavya Chhatrapati
Hometown: Fremont, California
Current Institution: University of California, Berkeley
Focus of Study: Real Estate Development and Design
Chhatrapati is a master's student majoring in Real Estate Development and Design at UC Berkeley. She is currently involved in extensive research on equitable housing and socio-economically diverse communities. She has previously worked as a Development Manager in both Austin and the Dallas, Texas areas, where she successfully managed projects from acquisition through construction, championing sustainable initiatives and affordable financing strategies. Chhatrapati is deeply committed to addressing the housing crisis in the Bay Area and aspires to work in affordable housing development.
Sophie Da Silva
Hometown: Toronto, Ontario
Current institution: Richard Ivey Business School at Western University
Focus of Study: Finance
Da Silva is a dual degree candidate at the Richard Ivey Business School, pursuing an Honours Business Administration and Honours Specialization in Philosophy. She serves as President of the Ivey Real Estate Club, Board Member for the Ontario Real Estate Clubs Association, and Vice President of Advocacy for Ivey's chapter of Active Minds, an international Mental Health organization. Da Silva has interned in commercial real estate lending at the National Bank of Canada and QuadReal Property Group on the Canadian Debt Investments team. She aspires to work in real estate private equity upon graduation in spring 2026.
Claire Ching
Hometown: Seattle, Washington
Current institution: University of California, Berkeley
Focus of Study: Architecture and Economics
Ching is a junior double majoring in architecture and economics at the University of California, Berkeley. She has previously served on the executive board of the Undergraduate Real Estate Club and is heavily involved in other business and volunteer organizations on campus. Ching interned as a corporate real estate intern under Albertsons Companies and since freshman year, has conducted research for real estate law at Berkeley’s Law School. Next year, she will intern under KKR’s real estate credit team in New York.
Jordyn Dellis
Hometown: Waukesha, Wisconsin
Current institution: University of Wisconsin-Madison
Focus of Study: Real Estate, Management
Dellis is a senior majoring in real estate, management and earning a certificate in consulting from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She is actively involved in her community and has interned for two summers at Smart Asset Realty along with Northwestern Mutual Real Estate. Dellis aspires to continue to work in the commercial real estate industry upon graduation.
Manuela Fonseca
Hometown: Orlando, Florida
Current institution: University of Central Florida
Focus of Study: Finance & Real Estate with minor in Professional Selling Program
Fonseca is a Junior student majoring in Finance and Real Estate with a minor in Professional Selling Program. She is a licensed agent in Florida, serves as the Vice President of Communications at the Real Estate Society at UCF, is an active member at CREW Orlando and ICSC, and has gained various certifications through Project Destined. Fonseca has interned at Pulte Homes in the Land Acquisition department and is currently working at CBRE as a brokerage intern for the industrial team. She aspires to work in Investment Sales or Commercial Real Estate brokerage upon graduation.
Geanna Franqui
Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland
Current Institution: Georgetown University
Focus of Study: Real Estate Development
Franqui is in her final year of completing her masters’ degree with a major in real estate development. She is an active member of the emerging leader’s forum for the NHP Foundation, which includes collaboration with senior and junior leadership to discuss corporate culture initiatives and social activities. Franqui is also an active member of the racial social injustice (RSI) group within the NHP Foundation which focuses on diversity and inclusion efforts, mentorship and teaching initiatives with internal staff, resident students and college interns.
Graci Gohr
Hometown: Anchorage, Alaska
Current institution: San Diego State University, in the Honors & Business college
Focus of Study: Finance
Gohr is a junior majoring in Finance and double minoring in Entrepreneurship and Interdisciplinary Studies. She serves as Auditor on the Executive Board for SDSU Women in Business. In addition, she is a member of the Finance and Investment Club, Entrepreneurship Society, and Pi Beta Phi sorority. Gohr was a Girls Who Invest scholar and received an internship placement in New York where she worked at Morgan Stanley. She aims to work in CRE upon graduation and is grateful for the support system of CREW to help her achieve this.
Wendy Guan
Hometown: San Francisco, California
Current Institution: Northwestern University, Kellogg School of Management
Focus of Study: Real Estate Finance
Guan is entering a two-year MBA program at Kellogg, with an emphasis on real estate finance. Prior to her MBA, she was the Senior Business Development Associate at TMC Financing, a mission-based lending company providing financing solutions to small business owners looking to purchase commercial real estate. Guan is an active member of CREW SF, holding leadership positions within the Rising Leaders Committee and running the flagship mentorship program for multiple years. She plans to pursue a career in real estate consulting after graduation.
Haley Hanks
Hometown: Wilmington, North Carolina
Current institution: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Focus of Study: Business Administration with an Area of Emphasis in Real Estate Finance
Hanks is a senior majoring in Business Administration with an Area of Emphasis in Real Estate Finance. She serves as an upperclassman mentor of UNC’s Undergraduate Real Estate Club, ambassador of the Kenan-Flagler Business School’s R.E.D.I. (Real Estate Diversity Initiative) Program, and has held various leadership positions in her sorority, Alpha Delta Pi. Hanks has interned at Greystar Real Estate Partners, headquartered in Charleston, South Carolina, in development finance and operations roles and aspires to work in development upon graduation in May 2025.
Katherine Harland
Hometown: Jacksonville, Florida
Current institution: Rice University
Focus of Study: Architecture
Harland is a first-year graduate student pursuing a Master of Architecture at Rice University. She recently graduated Summa Cum Laude from Clemson University with a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture and a double minor in Mathematical Sciences and Music. At Clemson, Harland served as president of Habitat for Humanity for two years and received numerous awards for design in the Clemson School of Architecture. Harland works for Equip Studio as a Junior Designer and aspires to pursue professional architecture licensure upon completing her degree.
Catherine Huang
Hometown: Redmond, Washington
Current Institution: University of Washington, Seattle
Focus of Study: Real Estate and English
Huang is a rising senior pursuing a BS in Real Estate, a BA in English, and a minor in Classical Studies. She plays for UW’s women’s ultimate frisbee club, one of the top teams at the Division I level, and serves on the team’s finance and fundraising committee. She also writes for Off Leash, a satirical magazine for and by UW students. Huang is interning at Washington Capital Management in Seattle and aspires to work in real estate investment upon graduation.
Stephanie Koziol
Hometown: Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
Current institution: Cornell University
Focus of Study: Real Estate
Koziol is a second-year Master of Real Estate candidate at Cornell University where she is concentrating in Development and Sustainability and president of the Association of Cornell Women in Real Estate. Prior to Cornell, she received an undergraduate degree from the University of Idaho in Management and Information Systems and worked across the public and private sectors of the built environment. Koziol is passionate about exploring the potential of emerging technologies and practices in shaping sustainable and equitable cities. Upon graduation, she aspires to work in commercial real estate development.
Maggie Kroening
Hometown: Charlotte, North Carolina
Current institution: Harvard University
Focus of Study: Architecture
Kroening is a first-year graduate student in the Master of Architecture II program at Harvard University Graduate School of Design. She graduated Summa Cum Laude from North Carolina State University with a Bachelor of Architecture degree and a minor in Landscape Architecture. Kroening has been recognized for design work through the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture and the American Institute of Landscape Architects. She has worked as a Research Assistant at the Coastal Dynamics Design Lab and as a Teaching Assistant for the first-year architecture studio at NC State. She has interned at Sasaki in Boston and aspires to uplift an understanding of interdisciplinary design in architecture and commercial real estate.
Nikhila Kurri
Hometown: Dallas, Texas
Current institution: The University of Texas at Austin
Focus of Study: Finance
Kurri is a senior majoring in Finance with a minor in Management Information Systems. She serves as Vice President of Professional Development at the Undergraduate Real Estate Society, KS WELI Student Council, and the Business Lead for Keep My Receipt. Nikhila has interned in Brokerage at Worldwide Commercial, Real Estate Private Equity at Affinius Capital, and CRE Corporate Investment Banking at Wells Fargo. She aspires to work in commercial real estate banking upon graduation.
Kinga Lewandowska
Hometown: (originally) Gdansk, Poland; (currently) Middletown, New York
Current institution: Northeastern University
Focus of Study: Civil Engineering
Lewandowska is a senior majoring in Civil Engineering with a concentration in Structural Engineering and a minor in Architectural Design. She is the Director of Retail of Northeastern's Real Estate market Roundup Club, as well as Networking Chair for the university's chapter of ASCE, and the program coordinator of the civil engineering honor society, Chi Epsilon. Lewandowska has completed three co-ops in her time at Northeastern, including construction management at Haycon, Land Development at VHB, and Asset Resilience and Development at AEW. She hopes to work for a developer bringing mixed-use developments to life.
Alyssa Marie Nolan
Hometown: Cypress, Texas
Current institution: Catholic University of America
Focus of Study: Architecture
Nolan is a senior at the Catholic University of America, pursuing her undergraduate degree in Architecture under the NCARB Integrated Path Towards Architecture Licensure (IPAL) program which accelerates the process of obtaining an architecture license to six years. She has completed internships with Curtis and Windham Architects in Houston, Texas, and MW Architects, in Herndon, Virginia. Nolan is working at the Crough School of Architecture and Planning as a summer Woodshop Lab Technician, learning basic construction skills while working on a design-build library. Upon graduation, she aspires to continue exploring architecture and real estate opportunities by obtaining her master's degree and starting her own residential practice upon licensure.
Vivian Ma
Hometown: San Francisco, California
Current institution: University of California, Los Angeles
Focus of Study: Sociology & Urban Planning
Ma is entering her junior year, pursuing a degree in Sociology with a minor in Urban Planning. Throughout her academic journey, she has actively taken on leadership roles, including serving as VP of Community Development at UCI's Real Estate Association before transferring to her current university. She is a scholar with Presidio Bay Ventures, focusing on learning the intricacies of real estate development. Looking ahead, she hopes to continue exploring opportunities in commercial real estate while furthering her interests in development and construction.
Erica Miller
Hometown: Elkins Park, Pennsylvania
Current institution: Drexel University
Focus of Study: Construction Management
Miller is a senior majoring in Construction Management with a minor in Real Estate Management and Development & Business Administration. She serves as President of the Drexel University Construction Association, an inducted member of Sigma Lambda Chi, and a student ambassador for Drexel University. Miller has interned at The Norwood Company, a construction management firm, and has previously worked as a project engineer for a consulting firm. She aspires to work as a project manager in commercial construction upon graduation.
Elizabeth Mondo
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Current institution: University of Denver
Focus of Study: MS in Real Estate and the Built Environment
Mondo is a former Army critical care flight nurse who made a career pivot at age 42. She recently teamed with DU classmates to develop a plan for a modern housing community, which won first place at the National Association of Home Builders' graduate student competition. Mondo is an intern with Swinerton Construction and plans to shift to working with their development group. She aims to establish a full-service design build firm focused on sustainable practices, creating opportunities for women and veterans, and promote resource sharing within communities.
Tulsi Patel
Hometown: Tulsa, Oklahoma
Current institution: University of Tulsa
Focus of Study: Accounting, Finance, and Real Estate
Patel is a junior double majoring in finance and accounting with a minor in real estate. She serves as Social Media Officer of the TU Real Estate Student Club, a member of the Student Finance Association, Director of Student Association Coordinator for the TU Business Society, and a member of Phi Eta Sigma and Mortar Board. Patel has internship experience in the accounting industry and is keen to expand her knowledge and gain valuable skills in finance and commercial real estate.
Brooke Ratliff
Hometown: Fishers, Indiana
Current Institution: Purdue University
Focus of Study: Finance
Ratliff is a rising senior majoring in finance with minors in real estate finance and Spanish. She has recently returned from a semester abroad in Barcelona, which significantly enhanced her intercultural competency and contributed to her professional growth. With two prior internships in real estate investments, including her recent role with the acquisitions and underwriting team at Last Mile Investments in Cincinnati, Ratliff is aspiring to work as an investment analyst after graduation and navigate global markets in her career.
Alexandra Richo
Hometown: Stratford, Connecticut
Current institution: University of Connecticut
Focus of Study: Real Estate and Urban Economics
Richo is a rising senior majoring in real estate and finance. She is currently a student leader and Chief of Staff for the new UConn Real Estate Fund. She served as President of the Real Estate Society her junior year and was selected to participate in the Cornell Real Estate Case Competition in New York. Richo currently interns at Cigna in their real estate group and hopes to pursue commercial real estate investments full time post-graduation.
Madison Roberts
Homework: Brooklyn, New York
Current Institution: Babson College
Focus of Study: Real Estate and Finance
Roberts is a rising senior at Babson College majoring in Business Administration and concentrating in both Finance and Real Estate. She has served as both the Co-President and Vice President of Marketing for the Babson Real Estate Club, is an ongoing resident assistant for first year students, and participates in the arts at Babson as a part of The Empty Space Theater group. Roberts has been exposed to real estate through the SEO and Project Destined programs and has spent her summers interning at Artemis Real Estate Partners, Principal Real Estate Investors, and Ares Management. Post graduation, Roberts is determined to stay within the real estate space and hopes to pursue a role in development.
Jennifer Seaver
Hometown: Raleigh, North Carolina
Current Institution: North Carolina State University
Focus of Study: Landscape Architecture and Environmental Planning
Seaver is a passionate aspiring landscape architect and environmental planner pursuing her master's degree. She is the Founder and Executive Director of Art for All - NC, where she champions accessible arts education and experience, fostering inclusivity and environmental awareness. Additionally, Seaver works in an administrative role at the NC Department of Environmental Quality's Division of Water Resources, Water Chemistry Lab. Upon completion of her Master's, she aims to revitalize environmentally compromised commercial spaces into vibrant cultural hubs accessible to all, with a particular focus on incorporating climate-resilient design features.
Sophia Shaheen
Hometown: Reno, Nevada
Current Institution: University of Southern California
Focus of Study: Real Estate Development
Shaneen is a Master of Real Estate Development candidate at USC and a member of CREW-LA. She began her career as a property manager at Regency Centers, where she oversaw a portfolio of shopping centers with a combined asset value exceeding $375 million USD, housing over 200 retail tenants. For nearly a year, she served as the tenant construction manager for her portfolio, managing large TI projects as the landlord point person. In 2023, she joined the leasing department, where she managed new lease negotiations and renewals for nearly 850 retail units.
Lara Shein
Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland
Current institution: University of Michigan Stephen M. Ross School of Business
Focus of Study: Business Administration/Real Estate
Shein is a junior pursuing a bachelor's in business administration and minoring in real estate development. She serves as Vice President of Asset Management for the Ross Real Estate Fund, Co-Founder and Vice President of Professional Development for the Women In Real Estate Club, and a Panhellenic Peer Educator for the University of Michigan. Shein has interned in New York City for Vornado Realty Trust and for Blackstone in their Real Estate group. She aspires to work in real estate private equity upon graduation.
Nikki Tran
Hometown: San Diego, California
Current institution: Claremont McKenna College
Focus of Study: Economics and Philosophy
Tran is a junior majoring in Economics and Philosophy. On campus, she serves as Vice President of Finance for Claremont Women in Business, President of the Asian Pacific American Student Association, and a Handley Leadership Fellow for the Kravis Leadership Institute. Additionally, she works as a Career Mentor for Claremont McKenna College’s Career Services Center. Tran has interned in Real Estate Private Equity at CIRE Equity in San Diego and Montana Avenue Capital Partners in Los Angeles, and is currently working in the finance department at Apple. She aspires to work in acquisitions or asset management after graduation.
Natalie Washington
Hometown: Washington, DC
Current Institution: University of Maryland College Park
Focus of Study: Masters in Real Estate Development (MRED) / Masters in Business Administration (MBA)
Washington is a dual degree graduate student at the University of Maryland. She is pursuing a master's in real estate development (MRED) and Master of Business Administration (MBA). Washington graduated from Howard University with a business finance degree. She loves to use her operations, tech and management skills to help real estate professionals and entrepreneurs build their portfolios. Washington has interned with NHP Foundation as a real estate analyst, and her long-term goal is to own and develop commercial real estate properties in the U.S. and abroad.
Kelsi Weilage
Hometown: Murray, Nebraska
Current institution: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Focus of Study: Architectural Engineering
Weilage is a master's student majoring in architectural engineering, specializing in power and lighting systems. She is a member of the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES) and the Society of Women Engineers (SWE). She recently served as the President of the Nebraska Engineering Student Council at Omaha (NESCO) and as a student ambassador for the Engineering Ambassadors Network. Weilage has interned in Denver, Colorado at AE Design, a lighting, power, and technology firm. Upon graduation, she aspires to work in electrical engineering and lighting design for commercial buildings
Sokaina (Suki) Zouak
Hometown: Jersey City, New Jersey
Current Institution: Rutgers Business School
Focus of Study: Real Estate and Finance
Zouak is a Senior at Rutgers Business School studying Finance and Real Estate at age 19. She began college at age 14 and completed her associate's degree in environmental engineering by 17. Zouak has served as Vice President of External Affairs at the Rutgers Real Estate Society. She is interning as an Owner’s Representative in Construction Management at RXR, a real estate development company in New York. After completing her undergraduate studies, Zouak plans to complete a JD/master's in real estate development.
Deb Wroblewski
Hometown: Arlington, Virginia
Current institution: George Washington University - Corcoran School of the Arts & Design
Focus of Study: Interior Architecture
Wroblewski is a graduate student pursuing her master's in interior architecture. She was formerly Director of Investor Relations for a leading multifamily development firm in the Washington D.C. area, after starting her career in Finance and Investor Relations at a real estate investment trust. She has now returned to school to pursue commercial and residential interior design. Wroblewski earned a BA with distinction in Economics and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies from the University of Virginia.
