…e worked at Deloitte Consulting. While there, Matt worked on several proposals aimed at bringing increased energy generation to countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, among several other federal projects. In his free time, Matt enjoys hiking, snowboarding, and photography. Matt is excited to travel to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania as the International Rescue Committee’s Supply Chain Operations Fellow….
…’s soccer team, and sat on the board of trustees of the Whitman Investment Company. In his spare time, he volunteered at the SOS Health Clinic, which provides free health services to uninsured individuals. Daniel is a Paul Garrett Scholar and received the President’s Environmental Youth Award after travelling by train from Washington state to Washington D.C. to lobby for revisions in climate change policy. Originally from Port Townsend, Washington…
…of data captured throughout health facilities in Africa. Outside the office, Nicole serves as Prevention team lead on DC’s HIV Working Group, a coalition aiming to spread awareness about HIV prevention and treatment by organizing free HIV testing. Additionally, Nicole supports Children’s National Health System as a Patient Care Volunteer, working directly with the hospital’s globally diverse group of patients to provide companionship before medica…
…bul, Turkey interning with an energy investment firm where she conducted research to inform the development of their first biomass plant. She also spent a semester in Copenhagen, Denmark studying sustainable design and renewable energy systems. After graduating, she joined the Market Intelligence and Strategy team at Vestas, a global wind power company. There, motivated by her passion for climate change mitigation, she has worked to understand the…
…developed a passion for global heath and conducted global health-related research in Uganda and Kenya. She has co-authored two papers on malaria and HIV, published in the Malaria Journal and Nature. Prior to the Princeton in Africa fellowship, Jessica worked in both the government and the non-governmental sectors. She has worked as the assistant to the director of the DC Department of Human Services. Subsequently, she was a senior program assistan…
…t to educate audiences about challenges faced by foster-care children in her home state, New Jersey. A four-year member of Kenyon’s varsity cross country and track team, she enjoys *casual* twelve mile runs, in her free time. As a communications fellow for the Nyaka Aids Orphans Project, Colleen looks forward to blending her creative and humanitarian passions to share the stories of those in the Nyakagyezi village….
…, a wire fox terrier and a husband who worked for 10 years with Princeton’s Bridge Year Program and now teaches and advises at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. In her free time, Stephanie enjoys hiking, scuba diving, reading and just hanging out with her family. Email her at sleroy@princetoninafrica.org…
…s her thesis for the Creative Writing Department. In addition, she was a research assistant for Princeton Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and co-authored a paper on the sociotechnical infrastructure of an indie food delivery service. In the past, Ngan has worked as a creative content intern at the National Geographic Society and a head fellow at the Emma Bloomberg Center for Access and Opportunity. She is excited to work with PiAf fellows as they…
…By Haja Isatu Bah, ’21-’22 Fellow with Mount Elgon Ecosystems Trust in Kenya By Victoria Monge, ’21-’22 Fellow with American Leprosy Missions in Ghana By Wilo Muyoma, ’21-’22 Fellow with WARC Group in Ghana By Carolyn Qian, ’21-’22 Fellow with Young 1ove in Botswana Highlighting Fellow Achievement: Haja Isatu Bah’s TEDx appearance at TEDxmayoroffreetown…
Alumni Update: David graduated from Harvard Medical School in 2013 and is completing an internal medicine internship. Then, he will start his Anesthesiology, Critical Care, & Pain Medicine residency training at Massachusetts General Hospital. He and Devan Darby (also a PiAf 2006-07 Fellow) got married in June 2014 in Virginia. Fellow Bio: David graduated from Princeton in 2006 with degrees in Geosciences and African Studies. He worked with the Ba…
