Maryland PIRG Staff
Levin joined Maryland PIRG in August 2009 after graduating with a B.S. in Environmental Studies and Spanish from the University of the Ozarks in Clarksville, Arkansas. Levin completed Maryland PIRG’s two-year fellowship program in August 2011, during which she worked to win state protections from toxic chemicals. As the State Advocate, Levin leads campaigns on Toxics and Environmental Health, Making Healthcare Work, and Transit Not Traffic programs.
Internships
Work on important issues, learn valuable skills, get hands-on experience, and make a difference.
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Students let Professors know they want more affordable Textbooks! -
College Park citizens cast their votes in the City Council election. -
Students participate in a survey about water bottle use and accessibility to refilling stations on campus. -
Tabling at the First Look Fair with over 200 other student groups! -
The Textbook Rebellion comes to town demonstrating the need for more affordable textbooks. -
Calling interested volunteers to Get Involved with MaryPIRG! -
Our zombie volunteers exemplify what happens to textbooks after they 'die' at the end of the semester. -
The Food Recovery Network donates another carload of food to the hungry in DC. -
Follow the Vote Goat to vote during the city council election. -
MaryPIRG students collect canned food for the Canpaign at UMD. -
Gravestone from the Textbooks Graveyard showing the need for more affordable textbook options.