Four Princeton seniors awarded ReachOut 56-81-06 Fellowships

Princeton University seniors Alyssa Lloyd, Karina Macosko, Kaitlyn Greppin and Madalyn Mejia have been awarded Princeton ReachOut 56-81-06 Fellowships, an alumni-funded effort launched in 2001 that supports seniors to carry out self-designed public service projects during the year following graduation.

Lloyd, the recipient of the ReachOut Domestic Fellowship, will work to support youth exiting foster care in Seattle as they pursue early career opportunities. She plans to develop an employment guide for young adults and staff at Friends of Youth, a nonprofit in King County, Washington. 

Macosko, the recipient of the ReachOut International Fellowship, will collaborate with the Demonstration School for the Deaf in Mampong-Akuapem, Ghana.

Greppin and Mejia, recipients of the ReachOut Paschen Pair Fellowship, will collaborate with PATH, a global health nonprofit, working at their Mumbai location. Their project aims to help women with breast cancer access diagnosis and treatment options using community-informed, evidence-based patient navigation.

Read the full announcement on the University's homepage.