Inaugural Crimson to Capitol Scholar Joins GWSC as Policy Intern

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Inaugural Crimson to Capitol Scholar Joins GWSC as Policy Intern

Robin Reid is a senior at The University of Alabama, pursuing a degree in Political Science and History with a minor in the Blount Scholars Program. Originally from Perkasie, Pennsylvania, Robin is passionate about economic development, civic engagement, and evidence-based policymaking.

Robin Reid poses in front of two United States of America flags.

Robin serves as the Attorney General of the University of Alabama Student Government Association and the Vice President of the Blue Key Honors Society.

She is a member of the Blackburn Institute and the Shelby Institute for Policy and Leadership. In her free time, she enjoys crafting, pickleball, and reading.

Robin is the inaugural Crimson to Capitol Fellow. This academic year, she will work as a policy intern, learning about environmental security, policy translation, and strengthening writing and analysis abilities.

Following her graduation in May 2027, Robin will work for one year on Capitol Hill for a member of the Alabama Delegation.

We are excited to have Robin on board and look forward to her contributions to GWSC’s mission!