Through internships, fellowships, forums, workshops, and coordinating alumni and campus resources, the center aims to become a model for supporting the development of a new generation of graduates working for the public interest.

The center's 2004-05 summer interns, including the host organization and city, are as follows.

In Boston: David Blazar '06, Facing History and Ourselves; Lindsay Frost '05, Melanie Green '04, and Rebecca Lambert '05, Emergency Medicine Network; Sarah Milov '07, AFC Mentoring; and Sarah O'Shea '04, YouthCare.

In Chicago: Maria May '06, Juvenile Protective Association; Robert Varady '06, Center for Labor and Community Research; and Wordna Warren '05, National Interfaith Committe for Worker Justice.

In New York City: Urmi Desai '05, New York Academy of Medicine; Kyle Frisina '06 and Erika Hammond '05, New York City Department of Education; and Janet Yueh '04, Agenda for Children Tomorrow.

In San Francisco: María Rangel Alarcón '04 and Juliana Chow '04, b.a.y. fund.

In Washington, D.C., and Baltimore: Daniel Beebe '04, Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids; and Yi-An Huang '05 and Michelle Wilson '04, Baltimore City Health Department.

The center's 2004-05 yearlong fellows, including the host organization and city, are as follows.

In Boston: Sarah Kunz '04 and Ilana Richman '04, Emergency Medicine Network; and Eunice Yi '04, Angiogenesis Foundation.

In New York City: Kate Boardman '04, Nathalie Miller '04, Elizabeth Niemiec '04, and Alyssa Saunders '04, N.Y. County District Attorney's Office; Nikki Conti '04, Telesis Corp.; Susan Grossman '04, The Enterprise Foundation; Laura Perry '04 and Gail Pokorney '04, Medicare Rights Center; Jessica Son '04, Leake & Watts; Lisa Vura-Weis '04, N.Y. Attorney General's Office; and Sarah Levit-Shore '04, Urban Education Exchange.

In San Francisco: Daniel Chen '04, David Gellis '04, and Christina Minami '04, Breast Care Cancer at the University of California.

In Washington, D.C., and Baltimore: Sarah Burg '04, American Constitution Society.