The Do Good Institute team includes passionate, driven, and exceptional student leaders at the undergraduate and graduate level. These students are integral in the development and growth of our hands-on and student-support focused programs; they support key administrative and business-focused functions; they lead and publish communications and marketing efforts; and so much more.
We couldn't do all we do without their dedication and commitment.
Do Good Intern
In her role, she provides administrative support to the Institute’s faculty and staff and contributes to research, program coordination, and event planning.
Questions or want to get in touch? Email dogood@umd.edu. Or, connect on LinkedIn.
Josephine Crucillo Assistant Program Coordinator, joined the Do Good Institute in September 2019. In her role, she provides administrative support to the Institute’s faculty and staff. Josephine helps manage the operations and logistics of the Impact Interns program, contributing to research, program coordination, and event planning. She is a junior majoring in computer engineering and participating in the university’s Design, Cultures, and Creativity Honors program.
Inspired by her mother who worked in IT and through her capstone investigating the effects on how communication technologies and devices affect human behavior and interaction, she hopes to design and implement sustainable technologies that allow for increased access to technology for low-income demographics and decrease the digital divide in such a digitalized world. Josephine spends her free time dancing with numerous dance teams, cooking and creating jewelry with her friend.
Do Good Intern
In her role, she provides administrative support to the Institute’s faculty and staff and supports projects.
Questions or want to get in touch? Email dogood@umd.edu, or connect on LinkedIn.
Anjalie Gowda is a sophomore majoring in Public Health Science, working towards being a Physician Assistant in the future. She is passionate about animal equality, climate justice, and women’s rights and is thrilled to be a part of a team that is working to inspire the next generation of movers and shakers. She believes every individual can change and inspire the world to do more good, and that empowering one another is empowering ourselves.
In her free time, Anjalie enjoys visiting animal sanctuaries, cooking vegan meals with her sisters, exploring the woods, and creative writing.
Do Good Intern
In her role, she provides administrative support to the Institute’s faculty and staff and supports projects.
Questions or want to get in touch? Email dogood@umd.edu.
Hannah Kerr is currently a sophomore majoring in public health science. She is working to pursue a career in nursing in the future. Hannah is very passionate about women's rights and helping reduce the maternal mortality rate for Black women through her work in the field of nursing. While at Do Good, she looks forward to seeing firsthand how other students, including herself, can positively impact our campus and the world around us.
Hannah likes to crochet things for herself and her family in her free time. She also enjoys cooking, reading and binge-watching different shows.
Do Good Intern
In his role, he provides administrative support to the Institute’s faculty and staff and supports projects.
Questions or want to get in touch? Email dogood@umd.edu.
Enzo Metsopoulos is a senior from Baltimore City double majoring in politics, philosophy, and economics (PPE), and psychology. He plans to work in achieving collective bargaining rights for
workers.
Enzo is currently involved in the union committee of USAS at the university, which is a club that is dedicated to organizing around campus workers and fighting for livable and fair conditions. One of his favorite things to do is to create and perform music with friends.
Communications Intern
In her role, she supports the communications team as they drive awareness, participation and recognition of the Institute and its programs, both on and off campus.
Questions or want to get in touch? Email dogoodcomms@umd.edu, or connect on LinkedIn.
Emilie is a junior double majoring in English and studio art, minoring in technology entrepreneurship and corporate innovation. She transferred from community college, deciding to come to the University of Maryland to continue her education with the Southern Management Leadership Program. She is passionate about making the world a better place and loves to volunteer with local nonprofit organizations.
Communications Intern
In her role, she supports the communications team as they drive awareness, participation and recognition of the Institute and its programs, both on and off campus.
Questions or want to get in touch? Email dogoodcomms@umd.edu.
Emma Rubino is a senior from Long Island, New York majoring in public relations and minoring in history. She is passionate about utilizing fashion and writing to create a broader space for diversity and inclusion within UMD’s community, which reflects in her work as editor-in-chief for the campus lifestyle publication Monumental Magazine. While at Do Good, she is excited to be a part of a team facilitating student success through community outreach. In her free time, Emma enjoys running, watching Maryland sports and spending time with friends and family.
Do Good Intern
In her role, she provides administrative support to the Institute’s faculty and staff and supports projects.
Questions or want to get in touch? Email dogood@umd.edu.
Samiya is a freshman planning to major in business management with a minor in public policy. While she is still determining her future career path, she hopes to make a positive impact on her community. In her free time, Samiya enjoys cooking, singing, and spending time with her family.
Program Associate
Peyton is charged with project management and advancement efforts for the Do Good Institute, its communication and marketing priorities, and its nonprofit management and social impact education programs and offerings.
Questions or want to get in touch? Email dogoodcomms@umd.edu. Or, connect on LinkedIn.
Peyton Siegel is a program associate where she plays a critical role in supporting the Do Good Institute’s communications, marketing, and thought leadership work. She first joined the Institute as a Do Good Ambassador in 2020 and expanded her role later that year.
She supports the marketing and recruitment efforts of the nationally ranked Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Management and Leadership program. In addition, she supports in executing strategic communications and marketing strategies, including leading research, content development and management, project management and support, marketing campaigns and activities.
Peyton is a junior public policy student with a double minor in nonprofit leadership & social innovation, and law & society. On campus, she is involved as a member of the CIVICUS living and learning community, as well as the Vice President of Programming for College Mentors for Kids. She reflected on why she mentors and what drives her in a Student Voices article last year, which you can read here. She loves working with people and getting to know peers that have a passion for doing good!