ACCG Welcomes Fall Interns

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Originally from Youngstown Ohio, Crafter graduated from Spelman College‘s dual degree Engineering program majoring in Economics and Industrial Engineering. She received a law degree from Howard University School of Law in 2016 and is currently enrolled in Georgia State University’s Health Law LLM Program. Crafter is a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc and enjoys traveling, shopping, animals, anything music related, and stimulating conversations and debates. After receiving her LLM, she would like to work in the Office of General Counsel for a hospital, agency, or company which focuses on health, education, and economic disparities and their impacts with the hopes of one day starting her own law firm. During her internship with ACCG, Crafter will conduct legal research, help edit and review publications, update and summarize ACCG boards bylaws, write memos and review legal documents, and other projects as assigned by the legal department.

Research and Policy Intern, Hunter Bradshaw

Bradshaw is completing the last semester of Georgia States Masters in Public Policy program. He began his education by obtaining a BBA in Finance from the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio. From there Bradshaw began working as a financial analyst for Verizon in Tulsa Oklahoma before pursuing a graduate degree in public policy, a lifelong passion. He has completed internships with local nonprofits such as Friends of Refugees in Clarkston Georgia, and performed work with municipal governments, assisting both the City of Beaumont Texas in addition to Hapeville Georgia. Bradshaw maintains a 3.8 GPA in the MPP program at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies and voices a self-described passion for policy research. He plans to use the opportunity at ACCG to increase his policy research experience so he can pursue a career path in policy and data analysis post-graduation. Over the course of his internship, Bradshaw will be tasked with compiling updated TAVT data, tracking and compiling statistics on county election results, updating SPLOST data, compiling and reviewing water conservation data, providing research assistance on legislative issues, and other projects as assigned by the research and policy departments.