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<br />[[File:Alexandra "Alessa" Haller headshot .png|alt=|thumb|407x407px|link=File:Alexandra_%22Alessa%22_Haller_headshot_.png]]Alexandra “Alessa” Haller is a University Innovation Fellow and an undergraduate student a Member of the 2017 Cohort at Susquehanna University (SU) in Selinsgrove,Pennsylvania,&nbsp;[[File:AlexandraHallerPP.png|frame]]studying International Studies (Combining her passion for innovation and problem-solving with an emphasis in Diplomacy)adaptability and connection-building skills, Economics (with an emphasis Alessa hopes to increase sustainable economic development in Global Economy low and Financial Markets)middle-income countries, ultimately fostering diplomatic relationships between governments, NGOs and Germancivil society groups.

At SU, Alexandra Alessa is a known workdual-aholic. Three majors weren’t enough to keep her busy. She has four on-campus jobs degree Master of Science Public Policy and three leadership positions. She works in the Admissions Office as a Recruiting Counselor’s Assistant. She is a Community Assistant Human Development (a Resident Assistant for Independent-livingForeign Policy and Development), a German tutor for candidate at the Modern Languages Department, United Nations University-MERIT and a Student Driver for Maastricht University School of Governance in the Health CenterNetherlands. She is a sister of Kappa Delta Sorority Her studies focus on analyzing critical issues and serves as the Ritual Chair designing policy recommendations for the chapter and as the Vice President of Finance on the Panhellenic Executive Council. She is also the Vice President of Omicron Delta Kappa, the national leadership honors society for juniors and seniors. As can be seen, Alexandra likes to keep busy. She’s a coffee enthusiast and fitness fanaticdeveloping countries using evidence-based policymaking tools geared towards sustainable economic development.

Alexandra also has She greatly enjoys working within a knack three-member team producing weekly newsletters on international development issues for culturesthe Office of Development Finance at the Department of State. English isn’t her Her first language. Born in Köln, Germany, she emigrated to the United States when she development experience was young and has lived in the Washington, D.C. area ever since. She has studied French and Spanish, and will be studying for as a semester in SevilleUniversity Innovation Fellow with Stanford University analyzing landscapes, Spain soon. In the past summer, Alexandra spent three months in Italy as an Au Pair to teach English and learn about the Italian culture. She loves foodidentifying critical issues, good discussiondesigning solutions, and learning about culture-shocks. Alexandra aspires to travel for work and possibly take the Foreign Service Exam to become a Diplomat in the near futureimplementing sustainable programs on campus.

NeverthelessAlessa is extremely interested in a career in international development. She speaks fluent German, at any given timeconversational Spanish, you can find Alexandra laughing and conversing with faculty and friends. Excellent communication is what she values the mostDutch at a beginner level. She hopes to better strengthen the communication between students holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies (Diplomacy) and the administration on campus to improve the atmosphere at her universityGerman, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Economics (Global Economy and Financial Markets) from Susquehanna University.

For any inquiries, Alessa can be reached at alexandra.m.haller@outlook.com.            '''Related Links:'''<div>[http://universityinnovation.org/wiki/Susquehanna_University Susquehanna University's Wiki Page&nbsp;]</div>[[Category:Student ContributorContributors|Student_Contributor]][[Category:Student Contributors]][[Category:Susquehanna_University_(2017_Fall_cohort)]][[Category:Student_Contributors]]{{CatTree|Susquehanna_University}}