As the Assistant Director of Institutional Relations at Syracuse University Abroad, Helen Huang, MTS ‘12, helps students transform their experiences abroad into opportunities for self-redefinition.
As a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Greg Landsman, MTS ‘04, seeks to serve his constituents in Southwest Ohio by building broad coalitions around various policy areas.
Having served as a minister of a large congregation for the last fifteen years, Angela Herrera Koren, MDiv ‘10, is becoming a therapist, which she sees as a new expression of the same calling.
Now serving as a Buddhist chaplain at Yale University, Sumi Kim, MTS ‘01, encourages current HDS students to focus on their own healing within community.
As Assistant Dean for the Center for Co-op and Career Development at Northeastern University School of Law, Quaime Lee, MTS '11, helps students and graduates find success and fulfillment in their legal careers.
Sheila Glenn, MDiv '08, an adjunct professor at Mercy College in NY, is expanding the meaning of ministry through her teaching and work in the substance use field.
Currently serving as the Interim Director for Religion and Inclusive societies at the United States Institute for Peace, Palwasha Kakar, MTS '04, is promoting religious literacy and a sustainable geopolitical peace.
As a diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) consultant, Afroza Hossain, MTS '14, helps organizations become places of belonging.
Ines Wu, MDiv '06, a chief operating officer at Astroll Management Limited in Hong Kong, credits her time at HDS with becoming a more holistic person and encourages current students to know what their goals are.
As an Assistant Professor of Law and a health law scholar, Meighan Parker, MTS '15, focuses her research on the legal implications of novel health sector technologies designed to democratize healthcare, especially in marginalized communities.