WRI Student Staff

The Senator Walter Rand Institute for Public Affairs employs undergraduate and graduate students as research assistants to assist on projects and use classroom learning in an applied research setting.

The graduate students currently working at the Rand Institute are:

• Tom Beaver
• Kristin Curtis
• Anneliese Khalil

• Kaitlyn Muller

Tom Beaver, graduate assistant at WRI, received his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Rutgers-Camden and is currently enrolled in the Masters of Public Administration program in the Public Management track (estimated graduation in May 2008). Tom resides in Ocean City, New Jersey, and works on the Regional Planning and Project Safe Neighborhoods projects at WRI.

Kristin Curtis received her undergraduate degree from Rutgers-Camden in Criminal Justice and Sociology and is currently enrolled in the Masters of Criminal Justice program (estimated graduation in May 2009).  Kristin lives in Bellmawr, New Jersey, and works on the Camden Safer Cities Initiative and Operation CeaseFire at WRI.

Anneliese Khalil, a native of Medford Lakes, New Jersey, is enrolled in the Masters of Public Administration program in the Public Management track (estimated graduation in December 2008).  Anneliese, the most recently hired student intern at WRI, has been working on internship program development for the International Public Service and Development track of the Public Administration master’s degree program.

Contact Anneliese Khalil by e-mailing: ankhalil@camden.rutgers.edu

Kaitlyn Muller lives in Philadelphia, where she received her undergraduate degree in Spanish and Leadership and Global Understanding from La Salle University. Kaitlyn is enrolled in the Masters of Public Administration program in the Public Management track (estimated graduation in May 2009) and works on the Project Safe Neighborhoods and other public safety projects at WRI.

Contact Kaitlyn Muller by e-mailing: kemuller@camden.rutgers.edu