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Career Series - Young Alumni

Career Series 4_14_23
Friday, April 14, 2023
11:15 am - 12:15 pm
Victoria Prince and Lucy Wooldridge
Career Series

This Career Series event will feature young alumni Victoria Prince, PPS`18, and Lucy Wooldridge, PPS`18.

Victoria Prince is a research associate for the Economic Opportunities Program's Workforce Strategies Initiative. She is interested in public impact research related to increasing economic stability and mobility, particularly among youth and disadvantaged communities. In addition to work on education policy and charter school networks, her prior research experience includes studying how employee benefits, occupational licensing requirements, caregiving responsibilities, and community college programs may impact economic stability and mobility. After attaining a BA in Public Policy from Duke University in 2018, she taught eighth grade for two years as a Teach for America corps member. She is currently pursuing an MA in theology at the University of St. Thomas in her hometown of Houston, Texas.

Lucy Wooldridge, PPS`18, is currently living in the Bay Area pursuing her MBA and Master's of Public Health concurrently in a dual degree program at UC Berkeley's School of Public Health and the Haas School of Business. Prior to graduate school, Wooldridge worked at American Institutes for Research as an analyst and project manager for health program improvement projects. She specialized in reproductive and maternal health projects, including efforts to expand abortion access, improve postpartum maternal home visiting programs, and understand policy impacts on racial disparities in maternal mortality rates. Her interest in maternal health started at Duke, where she majored in public policy, minored in gender sexuality and feminist studies, and was a work study student at the Center for Child and Family Policy.

This speaker series is for Duke students who want to learn more about careers in child and family policy. Meetings are designed to help students explore the wide range of job opportunities and careers available in the field of child and family policy while creating a network of students who share their professional interests.

Type: LECTURE/TALK
Contact: Erika Layko