Civic Literacy Fellows
The Student Fellows Program at Appalachian State University is a paid leadership opportunity that empowers students to play a pivotal role in promoting civic literacy and engagement across campus. The program’s core goal is to increase awareness and participation in democratic processes, particularly focusing on voter education and constructive dialogue. The fellows organize and lead activities such as voter registration drives, voter turnout efforts and educational presentations about democracy. Fellows work individually and collaboratively to engage the entire campus community of the ongoing mission of civic literacy on App State’s campus by creating an informed, active and involved student body.
Aidan Beauregard
Major: Political Science, conc. in American Government and Politics; Minor in Economics
Hometown: Chapel Hill, NC
Artie Bradley
Major: Social Work, minor in American Sign Language
Hometown: Waynesville, NC
May Currens
Major: Political Science, conc. in Public Administration; Minor in Non-Profit Organizations
Hometown: Asheville, NC
Isabella Lebron
Major: Psychology and English, minor in American Sign Language
Hometown: Wendell, NC
Sofie Mascellino
Major: Sustainable Development, minor in Political Science
Hometown: Matthews, NC
Hunter Messick
Major: Political Science, conc. in Pre-Law; minor in English
Hometown: Durham, NC
Rian Mofu
Major: Economics and International Business, minor in Spanish
Hometown: Charlotte, NC
Andrew Myers
Major: Environmental Science
Hometown: Lenoir, NC
Dillon Smart
Major: Political Science, conc. in Public Administration; minor in Atmospheric Sciences
Hometown: Charlotte, NC
Abby Gonzalez Zavala
Position
Major: Economics and Political Science
Hometown: New Bern, NC
Ava Zellman
Major: Social Work, minor in Spanish
Hometown: Raleigh, NC