Bio

Andrew Brown graduated from Carson-Newman College in May 2005 with a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and Religion. He became acquainted with the Bonner Scholars Program through volunteer work with YOKE Youth Ministries an active service organization used by several Carson-Newman Bonner Scholars. Although he was never a Bonner Scholar himself, Andrew became more connected to the Foundation during the first year of his master's program at Princeton Theological Seminary. For seven months he interned with the Foundation, focusing primarily on developing resources for reflecting upon community service using literature, philosophy, history, and politics (Bonner Resources). This summer Andrew has returned to the Bonner Foundation to help organize the 2008 SLI conference and continue his work on reflection resources from several years ago.

For the past two years Andrew has worked as a Math Tutor with Huntington Learning Center in Lawrenceville, TN. Following his summer internship with Bonner, he hopes to continue this education path into private schools in the Princeton Area. Andrew's long-term goals include continuing education in philosophy so that he can teach in a College or University somewhere on the East Coast.

Andrew's other hobby's include Independent Music (such as Beirut, Band of Horses, Of Montreal, or Les Savy Fav), Literature, European board games, Ultimate Frisbee, and Liverpool FC.