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Ns9rz https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Nichole_Schiff&diff=122385 2020-09-02T15:30:50Z

<p>Ns9rz: /* Social media profiles */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and<br /> :Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew reading and writing. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). Nichole is also a member of the WILL* program, a nationally recognized program for students interested in exploring gender and diversity issues both in and out of the classroom while strengthening leadership skills while working to create a more equitable world. She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the 2020 edition of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> Instagram: @rayna_2000<br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

Ns9rz https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Nichole_Schiff&diff=122364 2020-09-01T23:41:44Z

<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and<br /> :Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew reading and writing. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). Nichole is also a member of the WILL* program, a nationally recognized program for students interested in exploring gender and diversity issues both in and out of the classroom while strengthening leadership skills while working to create a more equitable world. She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the 2020 edition of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

Ns9rz https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Nichole_Schiff&diff=122346 2020-09-01T17:07:25Z

<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and<br /> :Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew reading and writing. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the 2020 edition of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

Ns9rz https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Nichole_Schiff&diff=122345 2020-09-01T17:02:34Z

<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and<br /> :Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the 2020 edition of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

Ns9rz https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Nichole_Schiff&diff=122344 2020-09-01T17:02:03Z

<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Major in Leadership:Minors in Visual Media Arts and <br /> :Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the 2020 edition of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

Ns9rz https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Nichole_Schiff&diff=122343 2020-09-01T17:00:19Z

<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Major in Leadership:Minors in Visual Media Arts and Women,<br /> :Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the 2020 edition of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

Ns9rz https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Nichole_Schiff&diff=122342 2020-09-01T16:57:02Z

<p>Ns9rz: /* Achievements */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and Women,<br /> :Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the 2020 edition of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

Ns9rz https://universityinnovation.org/index.php?title=Fellow:Nichole_Schiff&diff=122341 2020-09-01T16:43:20Z

<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and Women,<br /> :Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

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<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Major in Leadership; :Minors in Visual Media Arts, and Women, <br /> :Gender, Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

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<p>Ns9rz: /* Achievements */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and Women, Gender,<br /> :Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Student Ambassador/Tour Guide for the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

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<p>Ns9rz: /* Achievements */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and Women, Gender,<br /> :Sexuality Studies.<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society<br /> <br /> Head of Advertising/Marketing for Art Club: a community of art appreciation<br /> <br /> Mentor for the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program (PAM)<br /> <br /> Personal Achievement: Artwork was the cover of the Messengur, a literary and arts magazine at the University of Richmond<br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

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<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring/Minoring in:Leadership, Visual Media Arts, and Women, Gender,<br /> :Sexuality Studies. <br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

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<p>Ns9rz: /* Bio */</p> <hr /> <div>{| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;border: 5px ridge grey; float:right;&quot; <br /> |-<br /> |[[File:Nichole_Schiff_Photo.jpeg|300px]]<br /> |-<br /> |<br /> ;Name:Nichole Schiff<br /> ;School (Cohort):University of Richmond (2020 cohort)<br /> ;Majoring in:Majoring in Leadership with a double minor :in Visual Media Arts and Women, Gender, <br /> :Sexuality Studies<br /> ;Country:United States of America<br /> ;Email:[[Special:EmailUser/Ns9rz]]<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==Bio==<br /> <br /> Nichole Schiff is an Undergraduate student at the University of Richmond. She is studying Leadership with minors in Visual Media Arts Practice (VMAP), and Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies (WGSS). <br /> <br /> Nichole was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. Although part of a small family in the United States, Most of her family lives around the world in locations such as Israel, Germany, and Australia. This has developed her love for traveling to new places, meeting people from across the world, and learning about new cultures. <br /> <br /> During High School, Nichole was involved in a Teaching Internship program, where for two years she worked as an assistant 7th and 8th grade art teacher in a low income school. Through this experience, she was able to see the lack of educational opportunities for many due to a lack in school funding in low income communities, and became and advocate and mentor for many of these students. She was also involved in Girl Up, a national organization that brings to light issues that women around the world are facing, such as discrimination and a lack of educational opportunities. Finally, since 2013, she worked as an assistant Hebrew teacher at her Temple, teaching 2nd, 3rd, and 4th grade Hebrew. Nichole also volunteered frequently within the Jewish Community, such as boxing candles for Holocaust Remembrance Day and packing food to donate to local shelters. <br /> <br /> The combination of all of these activities lead to her passion for social justice issues, specifically centered around educational injustice, bringing art and creativity into her community, and creating spaces where activism and change is at the forefront, and where everyone feels welcome. On her college campus, Nichole is involved in many different clubs and organizations. These include being the head of marketing and advertising for Art Club (a community of art appreciation), a mentor in the Peer Advisors and Mentors Program, and a Student Ambassador for the University of Richmond (which is run through admissions at the university). She also volunteers with Community in Schools, a program that places mentors into low-income elementary and middle schools in order to motivate, inspire, and guide students through their schooling and other obstacles in their lives. <br /> <br /> Through the University Innovation Fellows Program, she hopes to gain resources, skills, and connections in order to start programs and initiatives to advocate for educational opportunities in schools and create more inclusive spaces on campus. She also hopes to incorporate art into more areas on her campus, such as a wider variety of class options and the combination of art and innovating thinking into more mainstream courses. She also will continue to advocate for the Jewish community and educate her peers on the importance and struggle of the Jewish people in both daily life and on college campuses. <br /> ==Achievements==<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Social media profiles==<br /> <br /> [[Category:University of Richmond (2020 cohort)]]<br /> [[Category:Student Contributors]]<br /> <br /> {{CatTree|University of Richmond}}</div>

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<p>Ns9rz: Created page with &quot;Using Art to Fuel Innovation: We need more of it! On many college campuses, especially small ones with small art departments like mine, art/music is pushed to the sidelines a...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Using Art to Fuel Innovation: We need more of it!<br /> <br /> On many college campuses, especially small ones with small art departments like mine, art/music is pushed to the sidelines and not used in much of innovative activities or entrepreneurship on campus. This resource helped me to assure myself that there is a need for more artistic expression and use of the arts in innovative spaces. As a visual arts student, I wish there were more ways/programs on my campus that art could be paired with entrepreneurial thinking/activities in order to create innovative work, as the basis of art derives from innovative and creative thinking; they go hand in hand. I think art needs to be brought to the forefront in entrepreneurial and innovative spaces as a key factor to fuel innovation in many departments on college campuses.</div>

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