Emerson Fellow
LaFleur Stephens
9th Class, 2002-2003
LaFleur is a graduate of the University of Rochester, where she was a Political Science major with a minor in Spanish and was awarded the Frederick Douglass Prize for her Senior Honors Thesis. LaFleur served as President of the Black Students' Union, a member of the All Campus Judicial Council, a Community Learning Fellow, and New York Urban League Scholar. She also studied abroad in Oaxaca, Mexico.
Field placement: Campus Kitchens Project
St. Louis, Missouri
Policy placement: Connect For Kids
Washington, D.C.
Hunger Free Community Report
Hunger 101 Curriculum is an interactive simulation adaptable to many age groups and locations providing a way to learn about the effects of hunger and the experiences of people facing hunger.