Fulton County Hosts Meet and Greet for Their Summer GCIP Interns

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Left to right, Fulton County Intern- Yuming "Maggie" Zou, Meera Gorjola, and Marcus Gamble, Michele NeSmith, ACCG Research and Public Policy Director, and David Hankerson, ACCG Director of Civic and Intergovernmental Affairs.

 During the program, the interns heard from County Manager, Dick Anderson; Special Manager to the Chairman for Community Engagement, Gloria Neal; Director of External Affairs, Jessica Corbitt; Grant Management Office for the Finance Department, Angela Ash; Deputy Human Resources Director, Stacey Jones; and Roy Estell (Program Manager), Tim Diamond (Real Estate Division), and Joe Davis (Asset Management Division) of the DREAM. Time was also dedicated in the program to allow the interns to introduce themselves to the attendees. Following the program, a staff lunch was provided where additional Fulton County staff were on hand to welcome the new interns.

This summer, Meera Gorjala and Marcus Gamble will be working with the External Affairs Department. Gorjala, who is currently attending the University of Southern California as an Environmental Studies and Policy, Planning, and Development major will be working with legislative staff to help monitor legislative issues for the county. Gamble, a Mass Communications major at Clark Atlanta University, will be working with communications staff on their TV programming and communications needs. Yuming "Maggie" Zou is an Integrated Facility and Property Management major at Georgia Tech. Zou will be working with DREAM on facilities management projects. A second intern will be joining her in the department in June.

Funding for the GCIP is made available through the ACCG Civic Affairs Foundation. For more information on the Foundation, visit our website at www.civicaffairs.org.