Megan Murkovski is not a celebrity. She has not been on television. Her name will not appear in presidential records. But within the microcosm of her university, she has already shifted the culture. The dining halls are tray-less. The curriculum now includes a rural climate track. And a dozen first-year students from small towns have emailed her to say, “If you can do it, maybe I can too.”
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[Available upon request due to ethical data agreements.] Megan Murkovski is not a celebrity
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“I felt like a fraud,” she admits. “Here I was, this rising student leader, and I couldn’t even plant a few tomatoes.”
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