Welcome Summer 2021 Fellows

All In Energy is glad to introduce our new talented interns, who will be working with us through the summer! We are committed to diversifying the energy workforce and creating spaces that allow young talent to start their career in the energy field. Learn more about them below!

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Julio Cordero, Communications and Marketing Fellow
Julio Cordero is originally from Venezuela. He graduated with High Honors and as a member of the Alpha Kappa Mu Honors Society from Bunker Hill Community College in 2021, receiving an Associate Degree in Arts, focused in Business. He speaks both English and Spanish. 

He is currently working as an intern in the Marketing department at All In Energy, working on the creation of social media content, flyers, social graphics, updating the organization’s website and helping other members of the team translate content from English to Spanish and vice versa. 

Other outstanding experiences of Julio are his great customer service skills, which he learned from his job at TJMAXX; his participation in the HOPE initiative at Bunker Hill Community College using his presence as an activist to provide help to Black and Latino male college folks. Ultimately, Julio as a hobby, has been producing music as an independent artist since the beginning of 2021, releasing 3 songs, which are available on all music platforms.

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Pranit Chand, Data Analyst Fellow
Pranit is an international student from Nepal, the land of Mount Everest and Lord Buddha. After being in the US for about two years now, Pranit hopes to work in the Data Science sector and also has entrepreneurial spirits. 

He previously attended Marlboro College and presently goes to Emerson College in Boston, Massachusetts. He is currently majoring in Data Science and Economics with a minor in Entrepreneurial Studies. This summer, Pranit is focused on developing All In Energy's database system and learning to better structure the data flow, including the use of various programs in order to accomplish that. He enjoys working for the community and has been involved with various organizations related to it in the past.

Considering himself a staunch advocate for student rights, Pranit is the Vice President of Student Government at Emerson College. He also enjoys traveling, biking, and hiking in the woods. In his free time, he enjoys making video games as a hobby. A big follower of Steve Jobs, his goal in life is to literally "put a dent in the universe." 

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Luis Navarro, Neighborhood Outreach Fellow
Luis attends Suffolk University, and he is a second-semester senior whose major is Political Science, Philosophy, and Economics. He was born in Venezuela but currently lives in Lawrence, Massachusetts. He is interning in the Neighborhood Outreach program at All In Energy.

A fun fact about him is that he owns 9 instruments including, 4 guitars, two keyboards, a harmonica, a cajon drum, and a melodica (blowing keyboard).

From the internship, he hopes to learn how a nonprofit organization is managed, and how there can be a positive change to communities through nonprofits. He also wants to build on his organizational skills to improve his professional capabilities. He has a great resume full of different experiences including extracurricular activities where he has been a leader. At North Shore Community College, he was president of the Music Club, Chief of Staff for the Student Government Association, Vice president of the Multicultural Society and the First Generation Club. At Suffolk University he is the president of Suffolk University Football Club, and also president of the Suffolk University Musician's Network. ​

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Alec Mackay, Neighborhood Outreach Fellow
Alec is a senior at Merrimack College. He will be graduating in May of 2022 with a B.A. in Economics and a Minor in Finance. He is from Bogota Colombia and came to the U.S in August of 2018 in order to study and play tennis. He is a member and captain of the Merrimack Men’s Tennis team. He will be working this summer as a Neighborhood Outreach Representative helping to connect residents in different cities of Massachusetts with statewide programs that are going to help them to reduce their energy consumption and save money. 

He is very excited to work for a non-profit organization such as All In Energy that is going to show him a wider view of how non-profit organizations work and how the clean energy industry is progressing in the U.S, especially in Massachusetts. He is also very happy that his work is going to help the people that need it the most.

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Angelica Rodriguez, Neighborhood Outreach Fellow
Angelica was born and raised in Honduras. She is a junior from Boston University doing a double major of Sociology and Economics and a minor in International Relations.
 
She will be working as a neighborhood outreach representative at All In Energy this summer having real in person interactions, while staying COVID-19 safe and bringing awareness about the benefits of the program to others. 
She’s excited about growing her communication skills and meeting new people. She is grateful for this internship because it gives an opportunity to grow her passion of creating a positive impact for the environment (the main reason she is vegetarian). She loves what All In Energy's mission and values are and is excited to be part of such an amazing tight knit family that helps the communities who are unaware of the energy programs offered in the state. She hopes to learn and spread awareness regarding energy programs from which people can take full advantage of.
 
A fun fact about Angelica is that she loves to spend her time baking and trying plant-based recipes since she is passionate about the environment. She loves to help others and is interested in pursuing a career in the legal field, where she can advocate for environmental and human rights. She is weirdly obsessed with peanut M&Ms (she has a complete collection of random M&M merch). 
 
Other work experiences she has had is working as an intern in the Supreme Court of Justice in Honduras.