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2008 New Leaders Summer Interns

Edward Chow

 

Edward Chow

Hometown: San Jose, CA

Age: 21

School: University of California, Berkeley

Interests: In my spare time, I like to make videos with friends

Internship: National Committee on Responsive Philanthropy

 

Edward grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and is currently finishing his last year at the University of California, Berkeley, where he is actively involved in the Associated Students of the University of California (ASUC). He has organized students around federal higher education legislation such as the DREAM Act and reauthorizing the Higher Education Act.

Edward's interest in social change originated from his dedication to community service during high school, serving youth, elderly & disabled, and socio-economically disadvantaged communities. He will continue his work in the ASUC.

 

"I am passionate about the changes that the Millennial Generation will bring about in the next several years in the areas of public service, environmental sustainability, and social justice domestically and internationally."

- Edward Chow,
2008 New Leaders Summer Intern
What are you most passionate about?
I am passionate about the changes that the Millennial Generation will bring about in the next several years in the areas of public service, environmental sustainability, and social justice domestically and internationally.

What do you hope to take away from your experience as a CPL New Leader?
I hope to network with other progressive leaders from around the country in order to bring back to Berkeley tactics that other progressives are utilizing to make positive social change.
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