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2008-09 Social Justice College Student Staff
| Tyler Dinucci, Junior Fellow
Hometown: West Hartford, CT
Major: English/Political Science, Studio Art Minor
Contact: tyler.dinucci@bucknell.edu
“The Social Justice Residential College was one of the best decisions that I've made since I've come to Bucknell University. Not only have I met most of my close friends, but I also experienced thought provoking speakers, amazing trips to Baltimore and New York City, and had some incredibly intellectual discussions in the dorm all related to the topic of Social Justice. I'm so excited to become a Junior Fellow, and I can't wait to meet the Class of 2012!”
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 | Colin Henry, Junior Fellow
Hometown: Missoula, MT
Major: Computer Science/Engineering
Contact: cmh021@bucknell.edu
“Joining a Residential College is a must for anyone seeking the best possible experience Bucknell has to offer. Simply put, Residential College students are the brightest, happiest, and hands-down most attractive people on campus. But really, the friends that I've made inside my college are definitely a cut above the rest; they care passionately about the causes of their college, and inspire me with their commitment to learning. There's no doubt you will have the time of your life inside a Res College.”
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Emily Norton, Resident Fellow
Hometown: Portland, OR
Major: Undeclared
Contact: emily.norton@bucknell.edu
“I really enjoyed being in the Social Justice Residential College (SoJo). It's such a unique experience to take a class with the people who live on your hall and who have similar interests. I learned a lot from my seminar, but also from the SoJo common hours, field trips and the community service projects. We had the opportunity to hear some very interesting speakers, too. I'm excited to have the SoJo experience again and to be able to share it with you”
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