By Elizabeth Workman, NLIHC Research Intern
NLIHC is pleased to welcome Elizabeth Workman as a Fall 2026 Research Intern.
Elizabeth is a sophomore at the College of William & Mary and is majoring in government and computer science. She also studies ballet and French. In her free time, she enjoys reading, crocheting, and exploring local coffee shops. Elizabeth has been developing code since a young age, a skill that has shaped both her academic path and aided her commitment to public service.
At William & Mary, she has conducted research for the city of Williamsburg with the Public Policy Club. She is also involved in Student Assembly, where she is driven by a commitment to student advocacy initiatives. Passionate about social justice and equitable policy design, Elizabeth looks forward to combining her interests in technology and housing policy by using her coding and analytical skills to support NLIHC’s research efforts and advance the organization’s mission.