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Mason Barnard is spending the next year at Cambridge University in the UK conducting research on the relationship between geographic population health outcomes and the deployment of health services in conflict zones. More specifically, he will study how conflict zones shape the building of infrastructure during reconstruction and how these impacts can have long term impacts on the populations they are supposed to help (for example, seeing if health outcomes significantly decline the farther away low-income populations are from the local hospital). He has also signed a job offer with Putnam Associates, a healthcare consulting firm in Boston, and will work for them for a few years upon his return from Cambridge. After that he will likely go on to pursue a PhD in public health, possibly alongside a JD or an MD.

Anna Johns graduated from the Duke University School of Law, and will continue to work on her PhD in History at Duke’s Graduate School

Ryan works at the intersection of data science, data engineering, and analytics at the successful Silicon Valley startup, Prezi.com. Primarily based in Budapest, he also helps teach courses at Central European University's MSc program in Business Analytics. Feel free to connect with Ryan at https://hu.linkedin.com/in/rcmccabe

Jasmine Wyatt is currently serving as a Legislative Correspondent on healthcare, prescription drug pricing, Social Security, and medical research. She also just finished serving as the 2016 Ohio Cherry Blossom Princess in the National Cherry Blossom Festival.

Marian Ingrams graduated from Harvard Law School in Spring 2016. After taking the NY Bar Exam, she will spend the next 16 months pursuing a Fulbright and other research grants in Burma and India.

David Goldstein just graduated from Macalester College with majors in Computer Science, International Studies, and Arabic Language. He lives in DC and works with the Department of Defense in intelligence analysis.

Luke graduated Summa Cum Laude this May from Fordham University with a B.A. in International Political Economy. He currently is interning in the Public Affairs Office for Etihad Airways and will be enrolling at the University of Virginia Law School as a Dillard Scholar in the fall.

Daniella Mak recently moved from the Department of Defense to the Department of State. At State, Daniella is a Senior Monitoring Evaluation Specialist in the Bureau of African Affairs. She is responsible for monitoring and evaluation of regional and bilateral security assistance programs throughout Africa.

Carol Yu is the Associate Director of Teacher Evaluation and Selection at Bridge International Academies. Bridge is the world’s largest chain of nursery and primary schools, offering a high-quality education at an affordable price to families living on less than $2 a day. Previously, she was a research analyst at the Education Accountability Project at the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Her research focused on investigating effects of accountability policies on the validity of test scores.

Allison Finn is a Program Coordinator with Global Nomads Group, an international NGO that promotes dialogue and conflict prevention between youth in North America and Muslim-majority countries. She designs and facilitates virtual exchange programs that connect classrooms in the Middle East and North Africa, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and North America. She also serves as a community mediator with the New York Peace Institute, a dispute resolution center based in NYC. She plans to return to the Middle East in 2016 to research local and intercultural conflict resolution mechanisms.