Public Art and Library Intern

6/19/2019

Hello! My name is Cortlyn Kelly, and I am currently serving as the Public Art and Library Intern for the David L. Hoyt Education Foundation. Outside of my internships, I am a student at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse studying psychology and art. After I graduate in December, I intend to apply to both the Peace Corps and graduate school programs.

I am exceptionally grateful to have these internships and to be spreading literacy around the city of Chicago. The opportunity to serve multiple roles for this foundation and help out in a variety of ways excites me, and I cannot wait to see the impact we have on these communities.

In addition to these internships this summer, I am a waitress, a painter, traveler, and avid baseball fan. Thanks so much for reading a little about me!

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