My deep commitment to expanding National Service began during his fulltime year of service with City Year (‘02-‘03), a leading AmeriCorps program. As an AmeriCorps alumnus, I has been an advocate for expansion by meeting with congressional offices and speaking at events organized by Voices for National Service. I have worked as a part-time Program Assistant for New Leaders for New Schools, a nationally renowned organization that prepares outstanding urban school principals. At George Washington University, I served as a founding member on Service-Learning Advisory Board to create a university Service-Learning department. I graduated in 2007 from GWU with a bachelor’s degree in English, dually focusing on literature and writing. I love to hear feedback and ideas about the website and blog - drop me a line anytime!
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- Three Ideas for McCain
11/21/2008 06:41:08 PM EST
As one of the leaders in the Senate, the country and his colleagues will be looking to Senator McCain for leadership and ideas. While there are a number of issues where he will take a lead, national service could be one of the best for America. Here are three suggestions. - Very Well Said
11/21/2008 10:23:30 AM EST
We are facing rising unemployment rates, social service cuts, rising costs of college, and so much more. Particularly troubling is that there is not a clear solution. But there is one thing that is becoming increasingly necessary. - Michelle Obama Knows Her Stuff
11/20/2008 11:06:03 PM EST
The day after the historic victory of Barack Obama, the next First Lady answered questions from Newsweek's Richard Wolffe and said some fantastic things. - Service or Salary?
06/27/2008 09:34:30 AM EST
The NY Times published a story this week examining the dilemma (or maybe it's not a dilemma for some) that many students are facing upon graduation from top colleges: go into public service or get paid lots of money on Wall St. One student put it well. - Sean...
06/20/2008 10:04:20 PM EST
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