Zachary Marschall received a PhD from George Mason University and is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Kentucky. "Academically Speaking," his series for Campus Reform, reveals how radical ideas originating in academia impact Americans’ daily lives. Zachary is a member of the National Association of Scholars.
Celine Ryan Ciccio is an American journalist, specializing in coverage of political bias in media, business, tech, higher education, and the intersections thereof. During her time as Human Events Managing Editor, she authored the press analysis series ‘To Tell the Truth’ — a periodic effort to help address media bias and restore the skepticism necessary on the part of all Americans to maintain a free society. Celine formerly served ...
Nicholas Clavi serves as a Video Editor at Campus Reform. Prior to joining LI, Nick was a Studio's Intern at the Conservative Partnership Institute. He is currently attending George Mason University, pursuing a degree in Government and International politics. At GMU, he is a member of the Global Politics fellowship and the current VP of the College Republicans chapter.
Ben Cook is Correspondent Editor for Campus Reform. He has a PhD in philosophy from Syracuse University and a B.A. from the University of Central Florida, where he studied philosophy and political science. Ben has published professionally in the field of philosophy and has taught courses on political and moral theory. He also served as Fellow at the Jack Miller Center's Summer Institute on the republican tradition.
Abby serves as a Recruiter for Campus Reform. She was born and raised in Ohio and has always been passionate about preserving freedom and spreading conservative principles. Prior to joining our team, Abby worked as an Executive Assistant for the Arizona State Senate and for the Chairman of CPAC. She is a graduate of Liberty University.
Gabrielle M. Etzel serves as a Reporter for Campus Reform. In 2019, Gabrielle earned her bachelor of arts in political science with a minor in economics from Grove City College and in 2022, earned her masters of public policy and administration from Baylor University. Her opinion editorials have been published in a variety of national news outlets, and she has appeared on several radio programs. In her free time, Gabrielle enjoys being ...
Jared Gould serves as News Editor at Campus Reform. Prior to joining our team, Jared worked with former Governor Phil Bryant at Bryant Songy Snell Global Partners, a private government relations and business consulting firm in Ridgeland, Mississippi. He also previously worked in the Office of Governor Phil Bryant and The Faith & Politics Institute in Washington, D.C. He is a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi.
Shelby Kearns graduated with a bachelor of business administration in business honors from Texas A&M University. While at Texas A&M, she obtained minors in philosophy and Arabic studies. Shelby graduated from the University of Chicago with a master's in the Humanities with an emphasis in English literature. After graduating with her MA, she taught writing classes at Blinn College and then worked for a violence prevention non-profit in F...
Shaila serves as the Correspondent Recruiter for Campus Reform. She was born and raised in San Diego, California and went to the University of Florida. Previously, she was the Youth Director for Congresswoman Yvette Herrell’s 2022 campaign. In that position, she recruited, supervised, and managed interns and volunteers from New Mexico State University. She also organized events and created social media campaigns to increase turnout. Sha...
A life-long conservative and passionate about our country, Rita has been involved in politics and grew up hearing current events discussed at the dinner table. She received her undergraduate degree from Franciscan University of Steubenville and has worked for two members of Congress as well as the private sector. Serving on the board of Young Republicans in college and after, Rita stayed involved in campaigns. She enjoys playing piano a...
