Student Fellows
Hackworth Fellows
The Hackworth Fellows are Santa Clara University undergraduates who provide ethics programming for students. They can be reached at 408-554-5319 or by sending an email to hackworths@scu.edu. The Fellowships are made possible by a gift from Joan and late Michael Hackworth. For further information about the program, click
here.
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Patrick Coutermarsh
Patrick Coutermarsh, SCU '13, of San Jose, Calif. Patrick is a double major in Philosophy and Economics. He is
starting an Ethics Bowl team to compete in Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl Competitions sponsored by the Association
for Practical and Professional Ethics.
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Aven Satre-Meloy
Aven Satre-Meloy, SCU '13, of Helena, Montana. Aven is a double major in Political Science and Environmental
Studies. He is working to implement a student-initiated academic Honor Code on campus.
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Mary Zeiber
Mary Zeiber SCU '13 of Santa Rosa, Calif. Mary is a Theater major. An active dancer and choreographer, Mary
will focus her fellowship on ethics and the arts.
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Hackworth Business Ethics Fellows
Hackworth Business Ethics Fellows work as a team to interview working business professionals,
particularly Leavy School of Business alumni, about ethical situations they've faced and
how they handled them. They will compile a set of case studies based on these interviews
and use them to start a conversation online and on campus about ethical issues in a
business career.
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Alexis Babb
Alexis Babb, SCU '13, of Morgan Hill, Calif., is a double major in Economics and Finance.
She is chapter director of the SCU Strive for Colege program and participated as the
Leavey School representative at the Hatton W. Sumners Undergraduate Ethical Leadership
Conference.
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Amanda Nelson
Amanda Nelson, SCU '13, is majoring in Economics with a minor in Philosophy. She is
particularly interested in social entrepreneurship as well as green and social businesses and hopes
to learn more about the intersections between ethics, business, and social justice.
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Saayeli Mukherji
Saayeli Mukherji , SCU '13, is a Finance major and History minor. She is vice president for finance of the Alpha
Kappa Psi professional business fraternity, and has interned for UBS Financial Services.
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Noah Rickling
Noah Rickling, SCU '13, a San Diego native, is a double major in Philosophy and Finance. Noah
spent his summer studying Philosophy in Cambridge and uses his unique blend of majors to
deliver a new perspective on ethics in current business practice.
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Honzel Fellow
The Honzel Fellowship in Health Care Ethics is awarded to an outstanding senior with a passion for ethics as it relates to health care. The Fellow serves as a peer mentor to students in the Center's Health Care Ethics Internship and develops an ethics project with particular relevance to students and alumni
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Christopher McKenna
Christopher McKenna, who participated in the 2011-12 internship, will return in the fall as the 2012-13 Honzel Fellow. Christopher is a senior, majoring in Public Health Science. After completing his undergraduate education, Christopher hopes to attend medical school. In addition to serving as a peer mentor for the 2012-13 interns, Christopher will work on the development of a Health Care Ethics Internship Facebook page for recruitment and LinkedIn page for alumni. Our hope is that this LinkedIn page will be used to build an online community of former, present, and future health care ethics interns.
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Environmental Ethics Fellows
The Fellowship in Environmental Ethics is awarded outstanding Santa Clara
University undergraduates to support a project that examines the ethical implications of an environmental topic. This year, both fellows will work with the University's Solar Decathlon team. The fellowship is supported by a gift from John
and Joan Casey.
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Melissa Giorgi
Melissa Giorgi is a couble major in Sociology and Spanish Studies, with a minor in
Environmental Studies. She is the co-captain of the women's rowing team.
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Allie Sibole
Allie Sibole is majoring in Bioengineering with a minor in Mechanical Engineering.
She is active in Engineers Without Borders and is co-captain of the cross-country
team.
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