Grace Hiddemen completes internship with Roads to Peace
LOCK HAVEN, PA (05/06/2024) — Commonwealth University-Lock Haven student, Grace Hiddemen, of Honey Brook, completed a spring internship with the non-profit advocacy center Roads to Peace, where she assisted survivors of domestic and sexual violence in Clinton County. Hiddemen will be graduating with a bachelor's degree in communication with a focus in journalism and a minor in women, gender and sexuality studies.
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