
Why I Applied to be a Fellow
"From the moment I read about the program, I knew I wanted to be a Health and Aging Policy Fellow. I applied to be a fellow to learn more about and ultimately be directly involved in the policy process. Before becoming a fellow I was a researcher and a social worker, and I was eager to take what I had learned from my research and the experiences of my clients to inform policy conversations. Becoming a fellow had an enormous impact on my career. I enjoyed my placement experience so much that I accepted a position with my office on the Hill after the fellowship ended and then sought work following my time in DC that would allow me to continue to contribute to policy discussions. I am immensely grateful for my time as a fellow and for the opportunity to continue to be involved in such an outstanding network of leaders in the field committed to improving the health and well-being of older adults."
Program Info
Program Track
Residential
Placement
U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Sub-Committee on Primary Health and Aging