Compiled by Project Horseshoe Farm Fellows ‘15-’16 and written by Melissa Luong Melissa Luong recently graduated from Binghamton University. She is now pursuing a one-year fellowship at Project Horseshoe Farm in Greensboro, Alabama before entering graduate school next fall. Fellows at Project Horseshoe Farm pursue a one or two year gap-year fellowship serving vulnerable community members by […]
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