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Alumni Members

Once a Fellow, always a Fellow.

Brittany Allman

Joslyn Armstrong

Siddhartha Bishnu

Heather Boni

Katie Brodhead

Aaron Brooks

Nick Byrd

Dawn Betts-Green

Brett Castellanos

Alexandria Carrico

Leah Cheatham

Dorothy Chan

Michelle Currie

Carrie Danielson

Gabriel De Marco

Marielena Dias

Kelly Findley

Elizabeth Foley

Jamie Fox

Jolie Frketic

Kelli George

Matthew Gorfie

Kelli George

Erin Harrell

Andrew Hazelton

Hua Huang

Melanie Hom

Devair Jeffrie

Megan A. Jones

Elise Kieffer

Dana Keller

Kelly Klein

Pamela Knoll

Christina Kwapich

Liz Lange

Diane Lawong

Kapria Lee

Heather Maranges

Joshua Matson

Daren McCurdy

Christopher McLeod

Shaleen Miller

Stella Min

Elias Nakouzi

Christopher Nunez

Dustin Pearson

Katelin Pearson

Erick Raul Olvera Prado

Sophia Rahming

Tania Reynolds

Alyssa Rose

Alex Sarsfield

Margaret Scheine

Xin Shan

Wen-Chi Shie

Mark Silver

SJ Sindu

Yancili Lozano Torres

T. K. Martin Tsu

Travis Voyles

Alex Weaver

Anna Worm

Felicia Youngblood

Lesley Wolff

 

Fellows ShowcaseUpdate your fellowships, awards and any good news to us! Email or alumi/current fellows profile survey. We're amazing. Find out the exciting accomplishments of our current and alumni fellows!

Fellows Spotlight Dr. Wen-Chi Shie Public Administration and PolicyWen-Chi is an alumna Fellow, originating from Taiwan. Wen-Chi has been an amazingly involved Fellow! She also served as the GA for the Fellows Society GA, and in this role created a new Fellows website and served as the primary point-person for many of the Fellows events. After graduating with her PhD, Wen-Chi was hired as a faculty member at FSU in Interdisciplinary Studies. Wen-Chi says, “I am grateful for the opportunity to be a faculty member to contribute to FSU’s learning environment and students.” Wen-Chi’s current research interests focus on public and nonprofit management, collaborative governance, and social networks (particularly in the context of community partnerships, citizen participation, and workforce development). Her dissertation is a study about the roles, network structure, and evolution of rural community collaborations and their subsequent partnerships and policy networks. Her research and preliminary findings have won honors in two conferences in the field of public administration and nonprofit: American Society for Public Administration Founders’ Fellow and Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Action Doctoral Fellowship. In future research, she plans to extend her dissertation with a network survey and comparative case studies for use in both academic and practical settings. Wen-Chi appreciates all the valuable opportunities for her to learn interdisciplinary knowledge from other fellows and faculty; to build her confidence and job skills; and to network and collaborate with fellows in interdisciplinary fields.

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