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Claire O’Hanlon’s research for the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs is helping to answer a difficult question: what conversations are doctors having with their patients about end-of-life care?

"As a school that honors diversity and collaboration, Harris will allow me to stay true to my personal values while also challenging me to think at the level of a policy maker.”

“The skills that I’ve learned through the credential programs demonstrate that I can not only make data-informed policy recommendations, but that I can also communicate them in a convincing way.”

“People told me that grad school would change the way I approach problems, and that certainly has proven true.”

“I am confident that the academic rigor in the MPP program will strengthen my analytical and quantitative skills to be an effective policy analyst."

“I hope to hone well-rounded thinking and analytical skills to deliver environmental impact for the betterment of communities.”

“My tenure at Harris gave me exactly the fundamental training I wanted.”

"Studying finance and policies is how I see myself having the biggest impact for rural Chinese communities."

“Harris has a good approach to encouraging a diversity of ideas. I believe that building a network of good, smart people who know different things than I do is really important.”

Through her work at the YMCA, Soriano-Villa has developed a passion for community building and equitable access to resources.

“As a first-generation college student, it was especially valuable to see how much support Career Services provided—during the job search, the internship search, and even just networking.”

“I’m passionate about making healthcare affordable, equitable, and accessible for everyone.”