Appalachian Conservation Corps
Sarah Akers is an experienced recruitment coordinator at Appalachian Conservation Corps, where responsibilities include recruiting, interviewing, hiring, and onboarding approximately 150 applicants each year for conservation service work projects in the Appalachian region, while ensuring compliance with AmeriCorps and grant requirements. Previously, Sarah contributed as a Woodson Martin Democracy Fellow at James Madison University, focusing on research and content production regarding immigrants and refugees. Additional roles include a legal secretary at Wharton Aldhizer & Weaver, providing administrative support, and positions at James Madison University in various capacities, including advising peers, front desk receptionist, and tour guide. Sarah holds a Bachelor of Arts in Justice Studies with a concentration in Global Justice and Policy from James Madison University.
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Appalachian Conservation Corps
Appalachian Conservation Corps (ACC) works to connect young people to critical conservation service projects across the Appalachian region and neighboring communities in Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, Maryland, D.C., and Pennsylvania. As a Corps program, ACC partners with public land managers to identify, plan, and complete projects that improve public access, habitat quality, and economic development. ACC is a program of Conservation Legacy, a nationwide network of conservation service organizations envisioning a world with healthy lands, air, and water, thriving people, and resilient communities.