1995 Interns:
Kevin Agatstein ('97)
Chemical Engineering major , Political Science minor
U.S. Department of Energy-Office of Fossil Energy
Regina Carmine Cheung ('96)
Mechanical Engineering major
U.S. Department of Commerce - Office of Technical Competitiveness
Anthony Yu-Chung Ku ('97)
Chemical Engineering major
White House - Office of Science & Technology Policy
MIT Washington DC Office
Anand Radhakrishnan ('96)
Electrical Engineering major, Economics minor
American Enterprise Institute, Economic Policy Division
Gary Rubman ('96)
Biology major, Chemistry minor
The Heritage Foundation, Government Relations
Nidhi R. Shah ('96)
Biology major
American Association for World Health
Ameet Singh ('96)
Biology major, Chemistry & History minors
American Association for the Advancement of Science, Program on Scientific Freedom, Responsibility, and Law
Elizabeth Anne Stoehr ('96)
Biology major, Theater Art minor
MIT Washington DC Office
Cyrus Wadia ('96)
Chemical Engineering major
The Climate Institute
Donghoon Yeum ('96)
Electrical Engineering major, Economics minor
American Electronics Association
1996 Interns:
Laura Lynn DePaoli ('97)
Environmental Engineering major, Architecture minor
Department of Energy - Office of Environmental Management
Tara Lakshmi Fernando ('97)
Woodbridge, CT
Chemical Engineering major, Biology, Music minor
American Enterprise Institute
David John Desmond Hully ('97)
Houston, TX
Economics major
Economic Policy Institute
Phoebe Jiayue Lam ('97)
Brossard Quebec, Canada
Environmental Engineering major, Economics minor
The Climate Institute
Eugene Lee ('98)
Minoa, NY
Biology major, Economics minor
The Institute of Medicine
Angela Yu-Hsuan Liao ('98)
Villa park, CA
Management Science major, Economics minor
Diplomatic Resolutions and American Enterprise Institute
Rosemary Whitney McNaughton ('97)
Soquel, CA
Physics major, Earth Atmospheric & Planetary Science, Music minor
National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Jacob Julius Seid ('97)
Mission Viejo, CA
Electrical Engineering major, Economics minor
The Brookings Institution
Mayukh Sukhatme ('97)
Vadnais Heights, MN
Biology, Literature major, Economics minor
American Enterprise Institute
Benson Phi-Sheng Yang ('97)
Warren, NJ
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science major
Literature and Biomedical Engineering minor
Congressional Research Service (Educational and Public Welfare Division)
1997 Interns:
Orli Gilat Bahcall ('99)
Princeton, NJ
Biology major, Political Science minor
National Institute of Health
Bridgette Amber Burnell ('98)
Mansfield, OH
Environmental Engineering major, Urban Studies minor
U.S. Department of Energy - Office of Industrial Technologies
Carina Wei-Yee Fung ('99)
Bridgewater, NJ
Biology, Literature and Chemical Engineering major
The Institute of Medicine
Todd Samuel Harrison ('98)
Hattiesburg, MS
Aeronautics and Astronautics major, Political Science minor
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
Allie Lin ('99)
Wayne, NJ
Chemical Engineering major, Political Science, Chemistry minor
U.S. Department of Energy - Office of Lab Policy and Infrastructure Management
Monisha Mona Merchant ('98)
Lakewood, CO
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science major, Political Science minor
White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Susan M. Park ('98)
Lexington, MA
Chemical Engineering major
U.S. Department of Energy - Office of Fuels Development
Rishi Shrivastava ('98)
Troy, MI
Management Science major
American Enterprise Institute
Jessica Lavely West ('98)
Overland Park, KS
Chemical Engineering major
U.S. Department of Energy - Office of Environmental Management
Farhan H. Zaidi ('98)
Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines
Economics major
U.S. Department of the Treasury
1998 Interns:
Jasper James Chen ('00)
Seattle, WA
Philosophy & Linguistics and Cognitive Psychology major, Chemistry minor
The Alliance for Health Care Reform
Shawdee Eshghi ('99)
Acton, MA
Chemical Engineering major, Biology minor
Children's Defense Fund
Eric Louis Gunther ('00)
New Hyde Park, NY
Computer Science and Electrical Engineering major
The Center for Democracy and Technology
Areej Hassan ('99)
Longmeadow, MA
Biology major
The White House
Irene Kim ('99)
Bowling Green, OH
Biology Major
The World Bank
Kalpana Lakshmi Mani ('99)
McLean, VA
Chemistry major, Literature minor
The Institute of Medicine, International Health
Leah G. Nichols ('00)
Missoula, MT
Environmental Engineering major, Biology minor
Senator Max Baucus' Office
Pooja Shukla ('99)
North Attleboro, MA
Biology major, Economics minor
The American Public Health Association
Erik Christopher Snowberg ('99)
San Francisco, CA
Physics and Mathematics major, Economics minor
US House, Science Committee
Steven Kealohapau'ole Wong ('99)
Honolulu, HI
Nuclear Engineering major, Writing minor
The Institute for Defense Analyses
Naveen Yalamanchi ('99)
Coral Springs, FL
Biology major, Chemistry and Cognitive Science minor
The March of Dimes, National Government Affairs Office
1999 Interns:
T. Renee Bowen ('00)
Kingston, Jamaica
Civil Engineering major
InterAmerican Development Bank
Typically, the IDB funds large development projects in Latin America and the Caribbean through the public sector of the various countries. The Private Sector Department (PRI) was formed 5 years ago with the intent to lend to private companies doing large infrastructure projects. The project I am working on involves developing social and environmental guidelines for the construction and operation of these projects, specifically transportation projects.
My job involves collecting all the data on the social and environmental impacts of these projects and synthesizing them into and report that will indicate these impacts and mitigation measures for negative impacts. I have had to conduct interviews with experts, visit relevant organizations and do library and web research. I work together with my two supervisors to determine the content of the report and ultimately the department's policy concerning social and environmental issues.
Max K. Fischer ('00)
Robbinsville, NJ
Biology major
Institute of Medicine - Board on Global Health
I have been working for the IOM's Board on Global Health. The Board identifies andaddresses priorities in developing country health, as well as the United States role in global health. The expert committees the Board assembles provide evidence-based recommendations to the U.S. government, international organizations, foundations, and non-governmental organizations.
The integrity of the IOM lies in its attention to unbiased scientific knowledge, so the recommendations it publishes are given substantial weight. The study I am working on examines nervous system disorders (psychiatric, neurological, and developmental) in developing countries. The increase in the global burden of nervous system disorders has gone hand in hand with the decline of infectious disease and infant mortality. Moreover, most developing countries are not preparing to address this preventable burden. For a background report for the committee, I am studying data on prevalence rates and health initiatives in Sub-Saharan Africa. I collaborate with global experts in psychiatry, neurology, and epidemiology, many of whom are affiliated with the World Health Organization, the World Bank, and the National Institutes of Health. I also correspond with experts from the developing countries and search the scientific literature. As someone who would like to pursue a career in international public health, this has been an amazing opportunity to familiarize myself with the field and network with leaders and experts.
Yung-Ting K. Kung ('00)
Apex, NC
Biology major
World Bank
I am working at the World Bank in the Education Thematic Group of the Human Development Network. We are working on implementing programs that focus on school health and nutrition in Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean. These programs emphasize teacher training, deworming and micronutrient supplementation for the students, community participation, and partnerships with other organizations. The basic premise is that improving a child's health will have positive impacts on his or her performance in school. I have two main tasks this summer. The first is to write a report on the history and present status of specific School Health and Nutrition (SHN) programs in West Africa. The report also includes statistical data and graphs relevant to this area of research. The second task is to compile a list of current SHN programs in Haiti. These tasks have mostly required meeting with members of the World Bank and other organizations, such as USAID, reading reports, and doing web research.
Jean L. Liu ('00)
Arcadia, CA
Biology and Brain and Cognitive Sciences major
World Bank
International Trade in Health Care Systems - I am working on a study to examine the export of health care systems, particularly HMOs, to developing countries where there is little infrastructure to protect patients interests. this study will examine how HMOs are starting in developing countries, hospital contracting and purchasing, and quality of health care. Countries of interest include Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, India, and other Asian, Latin American, and eastern European countries. Health care services are needed to meet the needs of a rising middle class looking for higher quality health care than their governments can provide. Quality of health care and accessiblity are issues under review.
Anne T. McLeod ('00)
Monroe, CT
Civil Engineering major
General Accounting Office
Malini R. Patel ('00)
Bergenfield, NJ
Brain and Cognitive Sciences major
Office of Senator Edward Kennedy
Millie S. Roy ('00)
Lexington, MA
Biology major, Chemistry and International Literature and Culture minor
American Association for World Health
At the American Association for World Health, I am working on a World AIDS Day project. As part of that project, I, along with the other interns, am assisting in updating the World AIDS Resource Booklet that is distributed annually to people at the grassroots level. I have been writing new articles and stories based on web and other research, editing existing articles from last year's Booklet, and helping out with the layout for Booklet.
In addition to these tasks, I have been calling different state health and education departments, requesting information from them, and I've also been calling various AIDS agencies to update their information. Apart from the World AIDS project, I've been writing articles for the quarterly put out by the AAWH. I am given a variety of different sources from which I have to condense the material and present a one-paged article on a particular topic. I've written about topics such as TB, the World Health Organization, diabetes, and abortion in developing countries. Through my work on these articles and on the AIDS project, I am learning about many of the current health issues that are affecting people on a global level. I am now much more aware of the state of HIV/AIDS in the world, and I am always amazed about many of the statistics I come across in my research. The goal of the AAWH is to publish materials such as the AIDS Booklet and the quarterly and to get it into the hands of local leaders who can distribute them to people at the grassroots level to make people more aware of fundamental health issues and problems.
Kevin M. Stange ('00)
Anchorage, AK
Mechanical Engineering and Economics major
Economic Policy Institute
Jason H. Wasfy ('01)
Washington, DC
Chemical Engineering and Biology major, Technology and Public Policy minor
Institute of Medicine - Board on Global Health
I am working at the Board on Global Health at the National Academies' Institute of Medicine. My specific task is to develop a background paper for an upcoming project on global tobacco control. The IOM wants to provide information to Congress so they can develop an American position on the World Health Organization's upcoming Global Framework Convention on Tobacco Control. The need for this convention is pressing. In 2025, ten million people will die per year of tobacco-caused illness, making it the world's biggest killer. About seventy percent of those deaths will occur in developing countries, where tobacco advertising is the most aggressive, and public health and education efforts are lacking. The Framework Convention will integrate resources from different nations to tackle the international smoking pandemic.
Rumina A. Zaman ('00)
Walnut, CA
Brain and Cognitive Sciences major, Biology minor
American Association for World Health
The American Association for World Health is a private, non-profit charitable and educational organization, which serves as the US Committee for the World Health Organization and the Pan American Health Organization. The purpose of AAWH is to inform the American public about major health challenges that affect people both here and abroad and to promote cooperative solutions that emphasize grassroots involvement.
AAWH annually promotes international health issues through activities such as World Health Day, World Tuberculosis Day, World No-Tobacco Day, and World AIDS Day. My project has dealt with the World AIDS Day initiative. Each year a resource booklet about HIV/AIDS is published and distributed to community leaders all over the nation. The booklet is intended for use by leaders who wish to observe World AIDS Day and promote HIV/AIDS awareness and education at the grassroots level. In order to help develop the booklet (write, edit, layout), I have researched current statistics relevant to HIV/AIDS and other related materials. I have attended meetings with other HIV-related organizations in order to understand the top priorities and concerns of this issue. Additionally, I have started working on grant/funding information and proposals. The internship includes carrying out administrative duties as well. Overall, my experience here has helped me understand the challenge in relating information to those most affected by serious health issues and the urgency by which we need to promote awareness here and around the world.
2000 Interns:
Daniel Berger
Berkeley, CA
Political Science
US Department of Energy, US Africa Initiative
Radha K. Iyengar
Mohegan Lake, NY
Economics
Presidential Council of Economic Advisors
Dalie Jimenez
Miami, FL
Electrical Engineering & Computer Science, Political Science
Texas Instruments, Government Relations Office
Rashmi Khare
Middletown, NJ
Economics
Congressional Research Service, Economics Division
Katie Knopp
Manhattan, KS
Mechanical Engineering
House of Representatives, Science Committee
Deepa Ramesh Patel
Houston, TX
Chemical Engineering
Office of Senator Edward Kennedy (Health Policy)
Aparna Polavarapu
Roslyn, NY
Brain and Cognitive Science
Democratic Leadership Steering Committee
Tara Rao
Potomac, MD
Biology
Institute of Medicine. Board on Global Health
Shivani Motkar Reddy
Leominster. MA
Chemical Engineering
US Dept. of Education, Office of Post-Secondary Education, Web-based Education Commission
Michael J. Ring
Milford, MA
Physics and Earth, Atmospheric & Planetary Sciences
The Climate Institute
Leah Sharon Schmelzer
Dix Hills, NY
Mathematics and American Studies
MIT Washington DC Office
Faye H. Schwartz
Scarsdale, NY
Economics
The Urban Institute, Human Resources Policy Center
Peter Adam Shulman
Pikesville, MD
Mathematics
RAND, Science and Technology Policy
Melanie Mannino Wong
Peconic, NY
Political Science
Office of Congressman Michael Forbes
Lucy Yang
Flushing, NY
Biology
National Institutes of Health, Office of Biotechnological Activities
2001 Interns:
Thomas D. Wang
Sugar Land, TX
Economics
World Bank
2002 Interns:
Kwaku Owusu Abrokwah ('03)
Bronx, N.Y.
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Federal Communications Commission
Jessica Naomi Brodkin ('03)
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Political Science
Henry L. Stimson Center
Monami Chakrabarti ('03)
Thousand Oaks, Calif
Management Science
AFL-CIO
Selam Daniel ('03)
Arlington, Tex.
Chemical Engineering / Management
USAID
William David Fournier ('03) Dana Mead Intern
Rome, Me.
Aeronautics & Astronautics
National Security Research, Inc.
Rodney Jonace ('03)
North Miami Beach, Fla.
Mechanical Engineering
Congressman John E. Sununu's Office
Nicholas J. Kim ('03)
Valparaiso, Ind.
Aeronautics & Astronautics / Economics
House Judiciary Committee
Leslie Lai ('03) Dana Mead Intern
Pittsford, N.Y.
Biology
World Bank
Vikram Maheshri ('03"
Houston, Tex.
Mathematics / Economics
Brookings Institution
Richa Maheshwari ('04)
Springfield, Va.
Brain and Cognitive Science
World Bank
Ivana Medos ('03)
Ruma, Yugoslavia
Mathematics / Economics
World Bank
Anjali Oza ('04)
Houston, Tex.
Economics / Brain & Cognitive Science
Brookings Institution
Raymond Sandza ('03) Dana Mead Intern
Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago
Economics
Center for Strategic and International Studies
Naomi Ariel Schmelzer ('03)
Melville, N.Y.
Brain & Cognitive Science
Senator Ted Kennedy
Kristie Allison Tappan ('03)
Reno, Nev.
Political Science
House Science Committee
Jessica L. Wargo ('04)
Strongsville, Ohio
Civil & Environmental Engineering
Environmental Protection Agency
Yung-Ling Wong ('04)
Lincoln, R.I.
Biology / Chemical Engineering
Senate Democratic Caucus
2003 Interns:
Lisa M. Bell (’04)
West Milford, NJ
Economics and Literature major
Mathematics minor
USAID – Global Development Alliance
Marjan Bolouri (’04)
Dallas, TX
Biology major
Economics minor
Senator Ted Kennedy’s Health Office
Victoria Davis (’04) Dana Mead Intern
Worthington, OH
Aeronautics and Astronautics with Information Technology major
US Government
Paula Echeverri (’04)
Bogota Colombia
Aeronautics and Astronautics major
Inter-American Development Bank
Christine R. Fry (’05)
Azusa, CA
Brain and Cognitive Sciences major
Spanish minor
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
Daniar Hussain (’04)
Johnstown, PA
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science major
Biological Engineering minor
NASA Headquarters – Biomedical Research
Izzat Jarudi (’04)
Westwood, MA
Brain and Cognitive Science Major
Federation of American Scientists
Shereen Katrak (’04)
Cambridge, MA
Biology major
Women’s Studies minor
Institute of Medicine – Board on Global Health
Teresa Kim (’04)
West Hartford, CT
Biology major
American Public Health Association
Eun J. Lee (’04)
Columbia, SC
Biology and Chemical Engineering major
Writing minor
World Health Organization
Matthew Richard Levy (’04) Dana Mead Intern
Potomac, MD
Economics major
The Brookings Institution
Nirupama S. Rao (’04)
Claremont, CA
Economics and Management Science majors
Public Policy minor
The Council of Economic Advisors
Ashleigh L. Sanders (’04)
Fairfax, VA
Biology major
Political Science minor
Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc.
Pius A. Uzamere II (’04) Dana Mead Intern
New Castle, PA
Computer Science and Electrical Engineering major
Center for Democracy and Technology
2004 Interns:
Zachary Cahn (’05)
Economics major
Political Science minor
Brookings Institution
Jordan Fabyanske ('06) Dana Mead Intern
Political Science and Applied Mathematics major
Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA)
Gillian Harding (’05)
Physics and Political Science major
Systems Planning and Analysis, Inc. (SPA)
Mariel John (’06) Dana Mead Intern
Aeronautics and Astronautics major
NASA Headquarters
Tejus Kothari (’06)
Civil Engineering and Urban Studies & Planning major
National Capitol Planning Commission
Joseph Kovac (’05) Dana Mead Intern
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science major
Biomedical Engineering minor
US House of Representatives Science Committee – Subcommittee on Energy
Rebecca Lessem (’05)
Economics and Political Science major
Mathematics minor
Institute for International Economics
Lewei (Allison) Lin (’05)
Economics and Chemical Engineering major
Senator Ted Kennedy’s Health Office
Katherine Lin (’05)
Environmental Engineering major
US House of Representatives Science Committee
Eric Makhni (’05)
Biology major
Economics minor
President’s Council on Bioethics
Sidharth (Sid) Puram (’05)
Biology and Neuroscience major
Political Science and Chemistry minor
Institute of Medicine – Board on Health Sciences Policy
Audrey Schaffer (’05)
Aeronautics and Astronautics major
US House of Representatives Science Committee – Subcommittee on Space
Maria Schriver (’05)
Physics and Environmental Engineering major
Political Science minor
Resources for the Future
Smita Singh (’05)
Economics and Chemical Engineering major
Office and Management and Budget
Ida Wahlquist-Ortiz (’05)
Biology major
Economics minor
National Institutes of Health
2005 Interns:
Dwight Chambers (’07) Dana Mead Intern
Nashville, TN
Nuclear Engineering major
Department of Defense, Office of Planning, Analysis and Evaluation
Mina Farkhondeh (’06)
Hampstead, NH
Biology major, Chemistry minor
Senator Ted Kennedy's Office of Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
Patrick Hart (’06)
New Hyde Park, NY
Civil Engineering major, Economics minor
National Capitol Planning Commission
Minyoung Jang (’07)
East Brunswick, NJ
Biology major, Political Science and Chemistry minor
Institute of Medicine, Board on Global Health
Lindsay Kuo (’06)
Newton Centre, MA
Biology and Literature major
Senator Ted Kennedy's Office of Health, Education, Labor and Pensions
Scott Lazaruk (’06)
Edison, NJ
Aeronautics and Astronautics major
NASA Headquarters, Exploration Systems
Devin Neal (’07)
Fairfax, CA
Mechanical Engineering major
Brookings Institution, Foreign Policy Studies
David Ovadia ('06)
Coral Springs, FL
Economics and Mathematics major
Brookings Institution, Economic Policy Studies
Veena Ramaswamy (06)
West Windsor, NJ
Economics major
Office of Management and Budget, Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs
Samuel Raymond (’06)
Stanford, CT
Political Science major, Mathematics minor
US House of Representatives Subcommittee on National Security, Emerging Threats and International Relations
Alison Taylor (’06)
West Caldwell, NJ
Biology major, Chemistry minor
National Institutes of Health, National Library of Medicine
David Tobias (’07) Dana Mead Intern
Plainview, NY
Mechanical Engineering major
Systems Planning and Analysis
Etienne Toussaint (’07)
Bronx, NY
Mechanical Engineering major, Political Science minor
US House of Representatives Science Committee
Deborah Watkins (’06)
San Diego, CA
Economics major, International Studies minor
The World Bank, Country Management Division
Michelle Zimmermann (’07) Dana Mead Intern
Rochester, NY
Physics major
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
2006 Interns:
Kathleen Cui (’08)
Columbus, OH
Economics major
NERA Economic Consulting
Sarah Gonzalez (07)
Summerville, SC
Management Science major, Toxicology & Environmental Health minor
The Urban Institute
Shannon Greer (‘07)
Denver, CO
Political Science major
Sen Kennedy's HELP Office
Kriti Jain (‘07) Dana Mead Intern
Chapel Hill, NC
Biology major
NIH/NIAID (National Institute of Alergy and Infectious Diseases)
Holly Johnson (‘07)
New Paltz, NY
Environmental Engineering major, Political Science/Public Policy minor
Climate Institute
Shilpa Joshi (’07)
Basking Ridge, NJ
Chemical and Biological Engineering major
Institute of Medicine
Kyungmin Kim (’07)
Seoul, South Korea
Mathematics and Economics major
Brookings Institution
Qinyuan Liu (’08)
New York, NY
Mechanical Engineering major
Systems Planning and Analysis
Tala Qusous (’08)
Amman, Jordan
Biological Engineering major, Gender Studies minor
National Alliance on Mental Illness
Cassandra Roth (’07)
Mullica Hill, NJ
Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences major
Oxfam
Joe Roy-Mayhew (’08) Dana Mead Intern
Portland, ME
Chemical-Biological Engineering major
Climate Institute
Ben Stewart (’07)
San Francisco, CA
Aerospace Engineering major, Political Science minor
Aerospace Corporation
Alia Whitney-Johnson (’08) Dana Mead Intern
Leicester, NC
Environmental Engineering major
The World Bank
Stella Young (’07)
Saratoga, CA
Economics major, Public Policy minor
Cong. Pete Stark's office
2007 Interns:
Justin Cannon ('08)
Kansas City, MO
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and Political Science major
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
Gabriel Chan ('09) Dana Mead Intern
San Francisco, CA
Earth, Atmospheric and Planetary Sciences and Political Science major, Mathematics and Economics minor
United States Department of Energy
Sanjay Divakaran ('08) Dana Mead Intern
East Meadow, NY
Biology major, Biomedical Engineering and Chemistry minor
United States Senate Finance Committee
Maria Duaime ('09) Dana Mead Intern
Kingston, PA
Chemical Engineering major, Science, Technology and Society minor
United States Congressman Inslee's Office
Joshua Geltman ('08)
St. Louis, MO
Political Science major, Urban Studies and Planning minor
The World Bank - African School Health Initiative
Ross Goodwin ('09) Dana Mead Intern
Orinda, CA
Economics major
United States Senator John Kerry's Office
Irene Headen ('08)
Raleigh, NC
Brain and Cognitive Science major, Biology minor
Institute of Medicine - Board of Populations Health and Public Health Services
Martin Holmes ('08)
Machias, ME
Aeronautics and Astronautics major, Political Science minor
Sam Jasinski ('08)
Evans, GA
Mechanical Engineering major, Political Science minor
Systems Planning and Analysis (SPA)
Seema Kacker ('09)
Gaithersburg, MD
Economics major, Chemistry minor
Brookings Institution
Jennifer Kwok ('08)
Township of Washington, NJ
Chemical-Biological Engineering major, Public Policy and Economics minor
United States Senator Ted Kennedy's HELP Office
Brendan McCord ('08)
Springfield, VA
Management Science (Finance) major, Mechanical Engineering minor
Department of Defense - Office of Planning, Analysis and Evaluation
Jugal Shah ('08)
Central Islip, NY
Nuclear Engineering and Biology major, Music minor
Environmental Protection Agency
Dana Sun ('08)
Marlboro, MA
Biology major, Chemistry minor
US House of Representatives - Committee on Ways and Means in the Subcommittee of Health
Sirui (Sherry) Xia ('08)
Gainesville, FL
Economics major, Women's Studies minor
NERA Economic Consulting
2008 Interns:
Nour Abdul-Razzak ('09)
Houston, TX
Civil Engineering and Political Science major
Brookings Institution, Wolfensohn Center for Development
Mark Barineau ('10)
Hockessin, DE
Mechanical Engineering major, Political Science minor
US Department of Energy, US Climate Change Technology Program
Nicholas Calluzzo ('09) Dana Mead Intern
Manhasset, NY
Political Science major, Economics minor
New America Foundation, American Strategy Program, Nuclear Strategy and Nonproliferation Initiative
Vanessa Esch ('09)
Vancouver, WA
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science major, Chinese minor
Office of Naval Research
Elena Harman ('09) Dana Mead Intern
Denver, CO
Brain and Cognitive Science major, Public Policy minor
New America Foundation, Health Policy Program
Reshmaan Hussam ('09)
Centreville, VA
Economics major
Brookings Institution, Center on Children and Families
Ryan King ('09)
Sacramento, CA
Mechanical Engineering major, Political Science minor
US Department of Energy, Chief Financial Officer's Office
Brian Kreider ('10)
Myerstown, PA
Computer Science major
Department of Defense, Office of Program Analysis and Evaluation
Bonnie Krenz ('10)
Rancho Palos Verdes, CA
Economics major
The World Bank Group
Deepa Mokshagundam ('09) Jeffrey Pressman Intern
Prospect. KY
Biology major
United States Senate Finance Committee
Sreya Sengupta ('10)
Vero Beach, FL
Economics major
US Treasury Department, Office of the Comptroller
Irina Shklyar ('09) Jeffrey Pressman Intern
Sherman Oaks, CA
Brain and Cognitive Science major
Institure of Medicine, Board on Population Health and Public Health Services
Anikia Tucker ('10) Dana Mead Intern
Kingston, Jamaica
Brain and Cognitive Science major
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of Federal-State Relations
Joseph Wallins ('09) Jeffrey Pressman Intern
Brookline, MA
Biology major, Chemistry minor
The Urban Institute, Health Policy Center
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