Andy Hannah, Jr., a Political Science major with a minor in Ethical Group Behavioral Studies, found inspiration in his internship experiences at the U.S. House of Representatives Office of Congresswoman Terri Sewell and the UA Crimson Entrepreneurship Academy. His plan for post-college is to work with the Department of Housing and Urban Development or the Small Business Administration, actively contributing to the advancement of minority and underserved communities. Hannah emphasized the significance of the UA in DC event, which facilitated connections with UA alumni who shared similar backgrounds and experiences. 

These success stories exemplify the lasting impact of the Washington D.C. Program, molding students into accomplished professionals and providing them with the tools, connections and experiences needed to thrive in the competitive world of politics and beyond.