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ALT Headshot of Jill Olson. CVP logo in top right corner. Text: Welcome to the team Jill Olson. Jill Olson is the Work Elections Fellowship Coordinator for the Fair Election Center’s Campus Vote Project. She is an experienced higher education professional, fierce advocate for voting rights and access and a lover of democracy. Prior to her time with CVP, Jill worked for almost 2 decades in higher education at St. Norbert College in De Pere, WI where she led the campus’ voting coalition, planned and executed co-curricular programming in the topics of peace, justice and public understanding and mentored countless number of students. She has a BA from the University of WI-Eau Claire in Comparative Studies in Religions with her minor focused on Political Science.

ALT Photo of the Southside Dining Hall at George Mason University with green filter. White and yellow text says, "Empowering Voters. GMU Students, Be Election Ready. Voter Registration! Voter information! @ Southside, Thursday April 25th, 2024. 11 AM - 1:30 PM. League of Women Voters of George Mason University logo in the bottom left corner.

ALT Purple gradient background with sticky note graphic. "VOTE" pins line the bottom of the graphic. Text: Pennsylvania Election Day is April 23. Make Your Voice Heard.

ALT Purple gradient background. "VOTE" pins line the bottom of the graphic. Text: bit.ly/cvppennsylvaniavote Key Dates: April 23 Election Day Polls Open: 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM local time. Completed mail-in ballots must be received by your County Board of Elections before 8:00 PM on Election Day. Voters may return their own completed mail-in or absentee ballot to their county board of election office during that office's business hours, or at their county election board's designated drop box(es) or drop-off location.

ALT Headshot of Justin Calhoun. CVP logo in top right corner. Text: Welcome to the team Justin Calhoun. Justin Calhoun is a fierce advocate leading change at the intersection of social justice through grassroots organizing and social media. He is a graduate of Howard University and a digital creator who got his start advocating for LGBT inclusion at HBCUs. At 21, Justin created Howard University's first Queer Studies course. At 22, he testified before Congress on behalf of Black youth. Presently, he is committed to empowering the next generation of youth leaders through advocacy, and civic participation as the HBCU Deputy State Coordinator.

ALT White background with purple text: Implement, Institutionalize, and Scale. Ask Every Student Voter registration tactics throughout 2024! Apply for an Ask Every Student Implementation Grant before April 26! studentvoting.org/funding AES Implementation Grants average $5000, though the AES Steering Committee will consider proposals from campuses of slightly higher amounts depending on student population size and the scope of the project.














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