2019 BTDC Scholarship and Internship

June 6, 2019

Congratulations Mason Krohn!

Mason Krohn is the first recipient of the BTDC SCHOLARSHIP and 3-WEEK SUMMER INTERNSHIP with CONGRESSMAN TOM MALINOWSKI!

The BTDC Civic Scholarship and 3-week Internship with Congressman Tom Malinowsk is awarded to a rising or graduating Ridge High School senior interested in fostering democratic values and serving their community. Mason hopes to someday work in the state department. In the meantime, he is an exceptional student and volunteer in the community, and among other activities is editor-in-chief of the Ridge Political Review. He is honored and thrilled to have the opportunity for an internship in the office of Congressman Tom Malinowski, because the Democratic Party stands for what he believes in – including investing in education, and protecting immigrants like his grandparents.

Congressman Tom Malinowski

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