Celebrating the Class of ’22

Kim used a short-term residency in Boston to explore the Extension School’s offerings. She ended up with a master’s degree and a career change focused on counseling transgender children and adolescents.

Brandon hopes to launch a company that helps health systems design better services for patients of color, LGBTQ+ patients, and other marginalized groups.

A social entrepreneur from Nepal, Jesselina came to Harvard Law School to focus on human rights and women’s health.

Alexandra’s research into ancient libraries explores a fuller, more accurate intellectual history, one that puts less emphasis on patriarchy and aristocratic philanthropy.

Vincent is bringing the knowledge and experience he gained from his master’s degree in bioethics to his new assignment as a chaplain bioethicist at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

At the Graduate School of Education, Celestina learned that early education is as much about emotional support as it is about the lesson plan.

Ed is working at the intersection of technology, design, and policy by exploring how artificial intelligence can tackle public policy issues.

Born and raised in Hunan, China, Lucy’s parents instilled in her a love of learning and a curious mindset, which led to her interest in international development.

Drew pursued a business degree so he could help companies transition their focus from shareholder returns to positive social and environmental change.