So what do Fellows actually do after they complete a year (or two) of service?

Below you will find out what some of our former Fellows have done upon graduating from the Fellowship.

Fellows at Non-Profits/NGO's:
· Cailtin Sweeney became the Literacy Program Director at the Hyde Square Task Force in Jamaica Plain, MA.
· David Chu became the Senior Program Coordinator for Development and External Affairs at The Washington Center in Washington, D.C.
· Erika Krablin became the Project Coordinator for Education and Training at Jumpstart in Boston.
· Karen Ellis became the Operations Director for the Intel Computer Clubhouse at the Museum of Science in Boston, MA
· William Ho started working as a Community Organizer with the Asian Community Development Corporation in Boston.

Fellows Continuing Their Education:
· Sarah Davis entered law school at Northeastern University.
· Brian Kalinoski became a full-time MBA student at the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota.
· Rheanna Platt went to medical school at Mayo Clinic Medical School in Minnesota.
· Christopher Amar entered law school at the University of Virginia.
· Niki Pham became a Fulbright Scholar in Vietnam.
· Dave Chandrasekaran started medical school at Yale.

Fellows in Government/Politics:
· Shannon Holmes became the staff associate for the US Conference of Mayors in Washington, DC.
· Megan Holman became the director of volunteers for the Boston 2004 Democratic National Convention.
· Andrew Bogle became a forensic chemist for the State Crime Lab in Massachusetts.
· Heather Thomson started work as a project coordinator with the Plymouth County District Attorney's Office in Brockton, MA.
· Mika Cheng became a legislative aid for Rep. Byron Rushing