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Fellows and Faculty Directory Fellows and Faculty Directory Danielle Abada Associate Program and Year: Law 2015 Sullivan & Cromwell Email: [email protected] Current City: New York, NY Rachel Abdoler PhD Student Program and Year: Seminary 2015 University of Chicago Divinity School Email: [email protected] Current City: Chicago, IL Daniel Abel Senior Manager Strategy and Operations Program and Year: Business 2015 HERE Email: [email protected] Current City: Berlin, Germany Ben Abelson Urologist Program and Year: Medical 2010 Email: [email protected] Current City: Shaker Heights, OH Kamal Abu-Shamsieh Working on PhD Program and Year: Seminary 2010 Graduate Theological Union Email: [email protected] Current City: Fresno, CA Farah Al-khersan Immigration Attorney Program and Year: Law 2014 Law Office of Michael Carlin PLLC Email: [email protected] Current City: Detroit, MI Hasenin Al-khersan Resident Program and Year: Medical 2014 MacNeal Hospital Email: [email protected] Current City: Chicago, IL Agostina Allori Professor of Human Rights Program and Year: Law 2016 University of Palermo Email: [email protected] Current City: Buenos Aires, Argentina James Allred Associate Program and Year: Law 2011 Hogan Lovells Email: [email protected] Current City: Takoma Park, MD 1 Alex Alper Petrobras and Vale Correspondant Program and Year: Journalism 2011 Reuters Email: [email protected] Current City: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Philipe Andal Freelance Journalist Program and Year: Seminary 2017 Email: [email protected] Current City: New Haven, CT Lindsey Anderson HR Business Associate Program and Year: Journalism 2015 General Mills Email: [email protected] Current City: Fort Leavenworth, KS Emily Anding Freelance Writer and Editor Program and Year: Business 2017 Volunteer: The International Rescue Committee Email: [email protected] Current City: Albuquerque, NM Liz Andrasi Deere Teacher Program and Year: Seminary 2015 Convent of the Sacred Heart Email: [email protected] Current City: Charlottesville, VA Kate Andre Program and Year: Seminary 2013 Internal Medicine Resident Email: [email protected] Massachusetts General Current City: New York, NY Peter (Pierre) Ankomah Assistant Director Program and Year: Medical 2011 Davis Center Email: [email protected] Williams College Current City: Boston, MA Bilal Ansari Assistant Director Program and Year: Seminary 2010 Davis Center Email: [email protected] Williams College Current City: Berlin, CT Erin Armstrong Senior Pastor Program and Year: Seminary 2014 Trinity Lutheran Church Email: [email protected] Hemet Current City: Hemet, CA 2 Raphael Avraham Assistant General Counsel Program and Year: Law 2012 U-Haul International, Inc. Email: [email protected] Current City: Scottsdale, AZ Shireen Baker Episcopal Priest Program and Year: Seminary 2013 Church of Our Savior Email: [email protected] Elmhurst IL Current City: Oak Park, IL Salina Bakshi Internal Medicine Resident Program and Year: Medical 2014 Brigham and Women’s Hospital Email: [email protected] Current City: Boston, MA Nila Bala Associate Program and Year: Law 2012 R Street Email: [email protected] Current City: Baltimore, MD Peter Baltutis Assistant Professor of History and Catholic Studies Program and Year: Seminary 2012 St. Mary’s University Email: [email protected] Current City: Calgary, Canada Shakira Bandolin Emergency Medicine and Global Health Fellow Program and Year: Medical 2012 University of Utah Email: [email protected] Current City: Salt Lake City, UT Dadrien Barnes Change Management Specialist Program and Year: Business 2017 Ford Motor Company Email: [email protected] Current City: Detroit, MI Simon Basseyn Internal Medicine Resident Program and Year: Business 2016 Weill-Cornell Hospital Email: [email protected] Current City: New York, NY Jason Batten 4th Year Medical Student Program and Year: Medical 2015 Stanford School of Medicine Email: [email protected] Current City: Mountain View, CA 3 Matt Baum MD nad PhD Student Program and Year: Medical 2013 Harvard Email: [email protected] Current City: Boston, MA Danielle Baurer Family Medicine Resident Program and Year: Medical 2016 University of Califonia, San Francisco Email: [email protected] Current City: San Francisco, CA Jawad Bayat Chaplain Educator/Supervisor Trainee Program and Year: Seminary 2015 Cleveland Clinic Email: [email protected] Current City: Cleveland, OH Matthew Beagle Producer Program and Year: Journalism 2016 Audible Inc. Email: [email protected] Current City: Oakland, CA Shira Beery Senior Consultant Program and Year: Business 2016 Strategy and Operations Email: [email protected] Deloitte Current City: New York, NY Kristen Bell Senior Liman Fellow Program and Year: Law 2013 Yale Law School Email: [email protected] Current City: New Haven, CT Catherine Bennett Journalist Program and Year: Journalism 2016 France 24 Email: [email protected] Current City: Paris, France Elana Berger Davidovits Associate Consultant Program and Year: Business 2015 Bain & Company Email: [email protected] Current City: Boston, MA Nicholas Bergfeld Health Practice Manager Program and Year: Medical 2013 LeapFrog Investments Email: [email protected] Current City: Singapore 4 Liz Bershad Business Development Manager Program and Year: Business 2015 Lantern Email: [email protected] Current City: San Francisco, CA Yodit Beyene Portfolio Manager Program and Year: Business 2015 REDF Email: [email protected] Current City: Belmont, CA Dippy Bhattacharya Recent PhD Program and Year: Medical 2014 Yale Email: [email protected] Current City: Hayward, CA Meredith Binford Camp Resident Program and Year: Medical 2015 Carolina’s Medical Center Main Email: [email protected] Current City: Charlotte, NC Danielle Bitterman Radiation Oncology Resident Program and Year: Medical 2015 Harvard Email: [email protected] Current City: Brookline, MA Max Blachman G100 Global Business Manager Program and Year: Business 2016 Wipro Ltd Email: [email protected] Current City: Nashville, TN David Blassberger Associate Program and Year: Law 2013 Willkie Farr & Gallagher Email: [email protected] Current City: New York, NY Matt Bobel Surgery Resident Program and Year: Medical 2014 University of Minnesota Email: [email protected] Current City: St. Paul, MN Jessica Bod Associate Director of Medical Student Education Program and Year: Medical 2009 Director of the Emergency Medicine Sub-Internship Email: [email protected] Yale Medical School Current City: New Haven, CT 5 Anna Boiko-Weyrauchu Freelance Radio and Investigative Journalist Program and Year: Journalism 2013 Email: [email protected] Current City: Seattle, WA Harman Boparai Resident Physician Program and Year: Journalism 2013 New York Presbyterian Hospital Email: [email protected] Current City: New York, NY Marcia Bosma Master of Divinity Student Program and Year: Seminary 2016 Western Theological Seminary Email: [email protected] Current City: Grand Rapids, MI Jeff Botkin (Faculty) Chief of Medical Ethics Program and Year: Medical, 2016 University of Utah School of Medicine Email: [email protected] Current City: Salt Lake City, UT Kelly Boyce Assistant Director Program and Year: Journalism 2011 Dart Center at Columbia Journalism School Email: [email protected] Current City: New York, NY Alexandra Boyd Managing Editor Program and Year: Journalism 2012 Metro News Edmonton Email: [email protected] Current City: Edmonton, Canada Claudia Bracholdt Editor, Video Department Program and Year: Journalism 2012 Zeit Online Email: [email protected] Current City: Berlin, Germany Mandy Bradke Global Health Fellow Program and Year: Medical 2010 HEAL Email: [email protected] Current City: Mulliken, MI Joseph Brosious Pastor Program and Year: Seminary 2012 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Email: [email protected] Current City: Madison, WI 6 David Brown Unknown Program and Year: Law 2010 Email: [email protected] Current City: Unknown Andrew Brown Director Program and Year: Law 2013 Office of Strategic Initiatives Email: [email protected] North Carolina Administrative Office of the Courts Current City: Garner, NC Kevin Brown Unknown Program and Year: Seminary 2013 Email: [email protected] Current City: unknown Yemile Bucay Analyst Program and Year: Journalism 2017 NewsGuard Email: [email protected] Current City: New York, NY Jacob Buchholz Pastor Program and Year: Seminary 2012 Claremont United Church of Christ Email: [email protected] Current City: Upland, CA Marie Butson Chaplain Program and Year: Seminary 2010 Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital Email: [email protected] Current City: Mundelein, IL Gideon Buya Associate Priest Program and Year: Seminary 2014 St. Clement and Holy Name Parishes Email: [email protected] Current City: Milwaukee, WI Jillian Cameron Rabbi at InterfaithFamily Program and Year: Seminary 2010 Boston Email: [email protected] Current City: Salem, MA Megan Camm Specialist for County Engagement Program and Year: Journalism 2012 Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, Email: [email protected] and Malaria Current City: Geneva, Switzerland 7 Avrom Caplan Dermatologist Program and Year: Medical 2010 University of Pennsylvania Hospital Email: [email protected] Current City: Philadelphia, PA Susan Carle (Faculty) Professor of Law, American University Program and Year: Law, 2017 American University
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