Ainsley Ash Email & Phone Number

Jackson, Mississippi, United States

Jackson, Mississippi, United States

Jackson, Mississippi, United States

Mississippi, United States

The mission of the Mississippi College Access Project is to increase college access in Mississippi for underserved student populations such as low-income students and students of color. To this end, the Mississippi College Access Project offers resources to assist students throughout the college application process such as ACT tutoring, college application.

Jackson, Mississippi, United States

Selected as one of six Mississippians under the age of 30 to receive $5,000 in project funding and individual mentorship from Rethink Mississippi and the William Winter Institute.

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

• Plans, edits and executes content creation across five statewide college access networks
• Develops content for NCAN’s blog and social media by researching and reporting on bestpractices in college access from K-12 schools across the country

Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

• Wrote daily news articles on global and South African news
• Conducted interviews with individuals regarding housing insecurity in Durban, South Africa

• Selected as one of sixteen students for an intensive research program at the University of Mississippi which prepares students for future doctoral studies
• Preliminary research published in the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program Journal

Oxford, Mississippi, United States

Advocated on behalf of first-generation honors students to administration, shared resources with students during informal meetings such as how to apply for internships and create relationships with professors, and organized inaugural week long campus-wide celebration of first-generation students

Oxford, Mississippi, United States

Wrote monthly opinion pieces on current issues for the University of Mississippi’s student newspaper

Oxford, MS

Was responsible for daily operations in the office such as answering the phone, responding to emails, and assisting students and staff

Starkville, Mississippi, United States

• Prepared and presented research on increasing online resources for first-generation students at the University of Mississippi at the Delta Directions Consortium and Harvard College
• One of twelve students selected to attend a two week intensive residential seminar with community organizers and researchers on issues facing the Mississippi Delta such as food security, education, andeconomic.

Oxford, Mississippi

Encouraged the academic, personal and social development of 30+ first-year females by referring students to campus resources, programming monthly events, mediating conflict, and enforcing state, city, and university policy

Bachelor'S Degree, Public Policy Leadership, Magna Cum Laude 3.88/4.0

Social And Political Transformation

Fulbright Summer Institute Participant, Education For Transformation Summer School