In Action

Clarence Kong (MS '14)

Semper paratus: In February, Clarence Kong, MS '14, was sworn in as the Commander of his flotilla in the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.


Ayanna Neal (MS '17)

Welcoming All into the FOLD: Ayanna Neal, MS '17, was awarded the Presidential Environmental Youth Award for her work with her non-profit, FOLD, and was in DC this past fall for the awards ceremony.


Delaram Kamalpour (MS '10)

Planting Seeds of Kindness: Delaram Kamalpour, MS '10, was nominated by the Public Defender's Office to receive the LA County Volunteer of the Year Award.


Clarence Kong (MS '14)

Caught on Camera: NYPD Auxiliary Police Officer, Clarence Kong, MS ’14, was on assignment at the Lunar New Year Parade in Chinatown. Find him on NYPD’s Twitter page!


James Stevens (MS '98)

Music to Our Ears: James Stevens, MS ’98, was recognized in 2017 with a Yes! Vocalist Award and again in 2018 with a Yes! Music award presented for “continued dedication and excellence in vocal performance.”


Khadijah Sharif-Drinkard (MS '89)

A Better World for All: Khadijah Sharif-Drinkard, MS '89, was promoted to Senior Vice President, Business and Legal Affairs, Viacom Media Networks! Fordham Law celebrated Khadijah’s achievement and her commitment to public service in a featured article, honoring 100 years of women at Fordham Law.


Harleen Marwah (MS '11)

Food for Thought: Harleen Marwah, MS ’11reflects on her time at the UN Conference in Rome investigating the relationship between diet and disease.


Mariko Rooks (MS '17)

Representation Matters: Mariko Rooks, MS ‘17, was one of the winners of the inaugural Tsai City Arts and Media Innovation Award! Her project will examine the experience of mixed Asian students and debut in March 2019. Mark your calendars!


Nuria Santamaría (MS '01)

Celebrating Culture: Nuria Santamaría Wolfe, MS ’01, was interviewed by the Associated Press for her amazing work with Canticos, a bilingual library of books, apps, and videos that was recently adapted by NickelodeonJr.  Her interview is featured in The Washington Times!


Milla Anderson (MS '15)

Reaching Across the Aisle: Milla Anderson, MS ’15, was selected by College to Congress to spend this past summer as a Capitol Hill Intern engaged in bipartisanship. Read about her eye-opening experience and get involved with College to Congress!