Law Student
Greater Philadelphia Area
Law Student
Greater Philadelphia Area
In addition to her dedication to continued learning despite the obstacles presented by her health issues, Blair Hornstine has also proven her commitment to community service. Blair Hornstine is the Co-founder of MAGIC (Moorestown Alliance for Goodwill and Interest in the Community). Blair and her brother formed MAGIC to help meet the needs they perceived within their own community. Although MAGIC was specifically formed by the brother and sister pair to address issues related to the elderly, the disabled, the underprivileged, and young women, few individuals in the Hornstines’ community went unaffected by the work of the young volunteers.
Between 1994 and 2003, the Moorestown Alliance for Goodwill and Interest in the Community led by Blair Hornstine raised public awareness regarding issues like hunger and illiteracy. MAGIC is also responsible for the organization and implementation of a number of local revitalization and beautification projects, such as the removal of graffiti from buildings. MAGIC regularly assisted in the efforts of other community organizations in the building of playgrounds, the planting of trees and flowers, and the implementation of computer literacy programs.
At the start of 2000, MAGIC aligned itself with The Smile Train, a non-profit organization dedicated to correcting the cleft lips and palates of young girls in the People’s Republic of China. From 2000 to 2004, the Moorestown Alliance for Goodwill and Interest in the Community led by Blair Hornstine raised enough money for 16 cleft operations, and Blair Hornstine was even invited to attend a conference in the People’s Republic of China dedicated to the issues surrounding young Chinese girls.
(Law Practice industry)
May 2006 — August 2006 (4 months)
Compiled and summarized pre-trial and post-trial motions for Superior Court staff. Performed legal research for Judges. Wrote articles on Juvenile Justice. Aided victims of domestic violence in filing documents, advised litigants without attorneys on court procedure, and attended trials.
(Educational Institution; 501-1000 employees; Higher Education industry)
May 2004 — August 2004 (4 months)
Supported faculty in an upper level political science course entitled Constitutional Criminal Law. Conducted tutorials from the class lectures and advised the students in their preparation for exam and mock trial.
(Educational Institution; 501-1000 employees; Higher Education industry)
May 2004 — August 2004 (4 months)
Shared administrative responsibilities with the Director. Maintained individual contact with residents to provide guidance and support for their academic and personal needs. Planned community service projects for the participants.
USA TODAY Academic All-American
Salt Lake City 2002 Olympic Torchbearer
President’s Community Volunteer Award
Toyota Community National Scholar
Coca Cola National Scholar
Congressional Award (Gold Medal)
Governor’s Volunteer Award
Discover Card National Tribute Award