Current Fellows
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Lindsay Finkenstaedt
Master of Urban Planning (MUP) candidate Graduate School of Design
Harvard University |
Daniel Fleischman
MUP candidate
Graduate School of Design
Harvard University |
Former Fellows and Current Positions
2007
Cassi L. Pittman, Candidate for Ph.D. in Social Policy, Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Harvard University
Research:The Use of Social Capital in Borrower Decision-Making
Jesse Mintz-Roth, MUP candidate, Harvard Graduate School of Design, 2008
Research: Long-Term Affordable Housing Strategies in Hot Housing Markets
2006
Emily Felt, MPA candidate, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2006
Research: Patching the Fabric of the Neighborhood: The Practical Challenges of Infill Housing Development for CDCs
Ranu Madan, M.Des candidate, Harvard Graduate School of Design, 2006
Research: Demystifying Outcome Measurement in Community Developement
2005
Liza Khan, MPP, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2006
Current Possition: Public Safety Advisor, Office of the Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services, Public/Private Ventures
Research: The Case for Rental Housing: A Nonprofit Perspective
Carolyn Leung, Ph.D. candidate, Graduate School of Education
Research: Resident Participation: A Community-Building Strategy in Low-Income Neighborhoods
2004
Amy Chung, MPA , John F. Kennedy School of Government and MBA candidate, Northwestern University, 2006
Research: Bridging Sectors: Partnerships Between Nonprofits and Provate Developers
Marc Paul Diaz, MPA, John F. Kennedy School of Government and MBA, Harvard Business School, 2006
Current Position: Associate, McKinsey & Company
Research: Assessing Affordable Housing Property Management
2003
Catherine Fernandez, MPP, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2004
Current Position: Senior Associate, PolicyLink
Research: Community Development in Dynamic Neighborhoods: Synchronizing Services and Strategies with Immigrant Communities
Mark Wiranowski, MPP, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2004
Current Position: Site Coordinator: Madison Heights, GEAR UP – Harvard Graduate School of Education program supporting low-income youth and increasing their ability to reach college
Research: Sustaining Home Ownership Through Education and Counseling
2002
Connie Chung, MUP, Harvard Design School, 2003
Current Position: Regional Planner, Los Angeles County Regional Planning Department
Research: Using Public Schools as Community Development Tools: Strategies for Community-Based Developers
Alastair Smith, MPP, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2003
Current Position: Development Manager, Baltimore Housing
Research: Mixed-Income Housing Developements: Promise and Reality
2001
Ellen Stiefvater, MPP, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2002 and
Ph.D. Candidate, Columbia University, School of Public Health
Research: Entrepreneurial Community Development: Exploring Social Enterprises and Strategic Alliances for Community Development Entities
Kathryn Lawler, MPP, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2002
Current Position: Director, Aging Atlanta, the Atlanta Regional Commission
Research: Aging in Place: Coordinating Housing and Health Care Provision for America's Growing Elderly Population
2000
Madeleine Pill, MPA, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2001
Doctoral Researcher (Ph.D. candidate), Centre for Local & Regional Government Research Cardiff Business School
Research: Employer-Assisted Housing: Competitiveness Through Partnership
Sarah Karlinsky, MPP, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2001
Current Position: Policy Director, San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association (SPUR)
Research: Community Development Corporations and Smart Growth: Putting Policy into Practice
1999
Katherine Collignon, MPP, John F. Kennedy School of Government, 2000
Current Position: Vice-President for special projects at the New York City Economic Development Corporation
Research: Expiring Affordability of Low-Income Tax Credit Properties: The Next Era in Preservation
Deborah Goldstein, JD, Harvard Law School, 2001
Current Position: Executive Vice President, Center for Responsible Lending
Research: Understanding Predatory Lending: Moving Towards a Common Definition and Workable Solutions
For more information about the fellowship contact Elizabeth England at elizabeth-england@harvard.edu or call her at (617) 495-7640.
Current Position information as of April 2007
