Meet the Cardinal Careers Fellows
2025-26 Cardinal Careers Fellows
Community Impact Fellowship | John Gardner Public Service Fellowship | Schneider Fellowship | Tom Ford Fellowship in Philanthropy | Lorry I. Lokey Fellowship

Community Impact Fellowship
Fellows work for a partnering public interest organization for 12-24 months and are matched with a mentor.

El Concilio of San Mateo County (North Fair Oaks, CA)
- Sofia Gonzalez-Rodriguez, Programs Associate
- Lizbeth Hernandez, Programs Associate
Ikaso Consulting
- Langston Buddenhagen, Analyst
- Maya Lee, Analyst
- Vanessa Vicente, Analyst
- Allan Lopez, Analyst*
- Jennifer Soh, Analyst*
Mission Investors Exchange (Remote)
- Skyley Mitchell, Impact Fellow
Partnership for Public Service (Washington, DC)
- Juna Nagle, Program Associate*
Ravenswood Family Health Network (East Palo Alto, CA)
- Christina Andronescu, Family Medicine Fellow
- Crystal Bernardez, Women's Health Fellow
- Monse Hernandez Escobar, Operations Fellow
- Anna Kiesewetter, Nursing Fellow
- Audrey Kim, Clinical Operations Fellow
SIRUM (Palo Alto, CA)
- Rose Horan, Medicine Partnerships & Special Projects Fellow
- Japnoor Kaur, Community Partnerships & Special Projects Fellow
- Audrey Lin, Digital Health Product Fellow
- Kayla Myers, Community Partnerships & Special Projects
*Continuing fellow from 2024-25 cohort
John Gardner Public Service Fellowship
Fellows from Stanford and UC Berkeley work in a government or nonprofit organization of their choice, matched with a mentor to guide their professional growth and development.

Aleena Anand ’25 (BA in International Relations, minor in Human Rights)
Issue areas: Immigrant and refugee advocacy
Karen Arellano-Cruz ’25 (BA in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity (Education Subplan))
Issue areas: Early childhood education and advocacy
Taylor Hall ’25 (BA in African and African American Studies, minor in Education)
Issue areas: Education equity and access
Schneider Fellowship (One-Year)
Fellows work for one year in one of the four locations of the Natural Resources Defense Council.

Annabelle Davis ’25 (BS in Earth Systems)
Placement: Natural Resources Defense Council – New York City, NY
Title: Climate & Clean Energy Fellow, Transportation Division
Tom Ford Fellowship in Philanthropy
Fellows work in a mentored position at a host foundation and learn about the role of philanthropy in society.

Chelsey Arellano ’25 (BA in International Relations, minor in Creative Writing (Poetry))
Issue areas: Immigrant rights, Gender-based violence
Enrique Flores ’24; MA ’25 (BA in Political Science, minor in Human Rights, MA Sociology)
Issue areas: Legal aid, immigrant rights
Erick Rocha ’25 (BA in Sociology (Data Science, Markets and Management), minor in Urban Studies)
Issue areas: Housing equity and policy, criminal justice reform
For more information about post-undergraduate fellowship opportunities, please contact Ben Weissman, Program Director of Cardinal Careers at the Haas Center for Public Service.
