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Student Leaders

Camille Gharib
Camille Gharib is a second year, Division II student at Hampshire College studying 20th-century literature and politics, with a focus on resistance. She currently works for CLPP's sister organization, PopDev, as a political writing and research intern, and will credit every achievement of her life to the healing power of tea. She is thrilled to return as a co-chair for Accessibility and Hospitality and work with co-chairs Suyeon, Wilberthe, and the rest of the committee!
Jazmyn Price
Jazmyn Price is a first year at Mount Holyoke College. This is her first year working with CLPP and she is extremely excited. She is pursuing a double major in gender studies and economics, with a concentration on the political economy of race. Jazmyn enjoys reading, watching HBO, and listening to Motown music.
Lauren Casey

Lauren Casey is a fourth year/Division III student at Hampshire College. After studying women’s health from a reproductive justice perspective for the last three years or so, Lauren hopes to concentrate on a more justice-centered project for her Division III, looking at how women are situated within the prison industrial complex. After working closely with CLPP for the past two years, she is super pumped to return as a Student Group Co-Coordinator this year, and work alongside Zaynah Shaikh and the rest of the student group. Lauren hopes to pursue a degree in law after Hampshire and hopefully return to work with a group like CLPP in the future. Lauren is happiest when hanging out with her super cool mom and sister. Lauren also really enjoys coffee, Ratatat and wearing boots.

Mariah Salyer
Mariah Salyer is from Santa Fe, New Mexico, and is a second year student at Hampshire College. Mariah is studying Developmental Psychology, Cognitive Neuroscience, Reproductive Justice, and Outdoor Education. This is Mariah's second year working on the outreach committee for the CLPP conference, and Mariah's first time as a committee co-coordinator.
Mia Reilly
Mia is a junior at Mount Holyoke College. She is a gender studies major with a minor in public health. She currently works for the Mount Holyoke Gender Studies department as a Department Student Liaison and Teaching Assistant. She is one of three co-chairs for the community outreach committee for the 2013 CLPP conference, and was also an entertainment committee co-chair for the 2011 conference. In her free time she does lots of yoga and eats as many Sour Patch Kids as possible.
Senti Sojwal
Senti Sojwal is a fourth-year student at Hampshire College concentrating in women's and gender studies and creative writing. She is currently writing her Division III on South Asian feminism and second-generation immigrant experiences of cultural dislocation. Senti has been involved with CLPP for the past three years and is a co-chair this year for the conference's outreach committee.
Zaynah Shaikh
Zaynah is a third-year student at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Her primary major is in Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies, but she is also majoring in Philosophy with a minor in English. Her interests include snow, exploring, trying to make things out of wood, and drinking tea. She hopes to be a community organizer of some sort when she grows up. This last summer, Zaynah was a RRASC intern at National Priorities Project and helped to plan and design three training conferences about the federal budget and its influence at the local level, across the United States. Zaynah is excited to be back at CLPP once again to help organize the 2013 CLPP conference and other awesome RJ and SJ oriented events with Co-Student Group Coordinator, Lauren and the CLPP student group!