Coro Fellows are bright, self-motivated men and women who are committed to public service. They have demonstrated leadership potential, civic involvement, and concern for the well-being of New York City and its communities. Coro places a high priority on bringing together people who differ in racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds, educational and work experiences, political views, sexual orientation, geography, and age. Recent classes have ranged in age from 22 to 58. Host a Coro Fellow and benefit from the fresh ideas and energy of a dedicated young professional, while contributing to the development of New York’s future leaders! Click HERE to sign up for this great opportunity.

2010-2011 Coro Fellows in Public Affairs

We are pleased to announce the newest Coro Fellows in Public Affairs! The 2010-2011 New York Fellows are:

Daniel Abramson, Oberlin College
Farhan Banani, University of California, Los Angeles
Imani Farley, George Washington University
Quanice Hawkins, University of California, Berkeley
Christian Laurence, Ithaca College
Flora Mendoza, Yale University
Thomas Nardini, Middlebury College
Jeremy Rogoff, Washington University in St. Louis
Maryann Rosa, Fordham University
Matthew Spector, Northwestern University
Margaux Weeke, Fordham University
Andrew Wilkes, Hampton University & Princeton Theological Seminary

Read more about the 2010-2011 New York Fellows. 

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