Photo by Dan Grogan.

The 2006 science and technology policy interns pose in front of the United States Capitol.

Margaret Bonner (Engr Sci ’08)
Virginia Secretary of Technology
Alternative Energy Research and Development in Virginia

Jon Carrier (SE ’08)
House Committee on Science, Subcommittee on Research
Net Neutrality

Ben Cooper (Economics ’08)
Amazon Conservation Team
Compensation to Amazonian Indians for Pharmaceuticals from Frogs

Sarah Foster (SE ’07)
National Foreign Trade Council
Peruvian Trade Promotion Act

Emily Hesaltine (SE ’08)
Federation of American Scientists
Emergency Preparedness in the 21st Century: Influencing Policy with Technology

Erin McElroy (SE ’08)
National Science Foundation
Science in UNESCO

Marin Odioso (SE ’08)
National Capital Planning Commission
Evaluation Criteria for the National Capital Planning Commission’s Rail Relocation Initiative

Jeff Rominger (CE ’07)
Environmental and Energy Study Institute
Federal Role in Green Buildings

Jenny Saik (BME ’07)
National Institutes of Health
The Use of Lotteries as Recruitment Tools in Human Subjects Research

Peter Sauerwein (CE ’07)
International Relief and Development
Coca and Poppy Eradication

Valerie Skinner (SE ’08)
White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Energy Policy

Jonathan Smith (Aero ’08)
Senate Committee on Commerce, Subcommittee on Science and Technology
High Performance Computing

Lee Watson (ChE ’07)
Federal Government
Alternative Sources of Energy: Economics and Policy