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Ramireddy (left) with Debbie Matheson (right), executive director of Violence Free Futures (photo credit: Esther Ramireddy)
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Esther Ramireddy (left) and Corynn Brock (right), current Cedarville University students working with Violence Free Futures in Greene County (photo credit: Scott Huck)
Ramireddy (left) with Debbie Matheson (right), executive director of Violence Free Futures (photo credit: Esther Ramireddy)
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Esther Ramireddy (left) and Corynn Brock (right), current Cedarville University students working with Violence Free Futures in Greene County (photo credit: Scott Huck)
Abstract
Two Cedarville University international students, Esther Ramireddy, a junior psychology major from Dubai, and Corynn Brock, a senior psychology and pre med major from Peru, are working as crisis intervention specialists at Greene County’s Violence Free Futures (VFF), formerly known as the Family Violence Prevention Center.
Publication Date
10-31-2023
Keywords
Cedarville, Cedarville University, international students, crisis intervention specialists
Recommended Citation
Weinstein, Mark D., "Calm in Crisis: Cedarville Students at Greene County’s Violence-Free Futures" (2023). News Releases. 1745.
https://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/news_releases/1745
