In this Q&A series, Schweitzer alumni reflect on how the Fellowship shaped their journey—and how they continue to lead with purpose in their communities and careers.
ASF: Where are you currently working? Tell what you do and how being a FFL helped you to obtain and maintain your current leadership position. Angel: I am currently a doctoral student…
By: Javacia Harris Bowser Fellow For Life Rahul Gaini spent his Albert Schweitzer Fellowship year striving to improve mental health conditions in Alabama’s pediatric population. Following emergency department visits at…
By: Javacia Harris Bowser This has been a big year for Fellow for Life Heather Johnson. In the spring of 2023, Heather completed her doctoral program at the University of…
By: Javacia Harris Bowser Mayowa Otuada was passionate about helping new and expectant mothers long before she became an Albert Schweitzer Fellow. She served as a midwife for a rural…
ASF: What have you been up to since you left us in 2022? Malik Seals: After graduating in 2022, I moved to Atlanta, GA, and began a master’s program in…
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By: Javacia Harris Bowser For all Americans to have adequate access to healthcare important polices must be changed. But how can we better care for the uninsured in the meantime?…
By: Javacia Harris Bowser Albert Schweitzer Fellow for Life Hadiyah Page believes in the transformative power of the arts. For her 2020-2021 fellowship project, she partnered with Impact Family…
Recent Fellows for Life Andres Tovar and Leandra Durham provide thoughts on choosing and working with Community Partners. Andres Community Partner was Lee County Youth Development Center and Leandra worked…