Mohamed Shukri

Mohamed Shukri is a graduating senior at Hamline University in St Paul, Minnesota. He majors in Global Studies with minors in Legal studies and Political Science. His personal history as a former refugee fuels a strong commitment to serving those affected by civil strife. At Hamline, Mohamed has actively translated his passion for public service into action by dedicating three years to the Hamline Undergraduate Student Congress. Beginning as a representative, he progressed to the role of Chair of the Board of Elected Representatives, parallel to the Speaker of the House. Simultaneously, he served as a Resident Assistant for two years, supporting a first-year floor. Mohamed’s engagement extends to the realm of Mock Trial, where he has been a dedicated member for three years. In addition to active participation, he has played a pivotal role in running the program. Beyond the university, Mohamed’s professional journey includes interning for the Office of US Senator Amy Klobuchar. This experience provided him with valuable insights into the American immigration system. Furthermore, he served as a Fellow for the Institute for Nonprofit Practice, gaining a profound understanding of the inner workings of nonprofit organizations. Mohamed’s multifaceted involvement reflects his commitment to making a positive impact both locally and globally.