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Fellow: Britt Lunde
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Fellow Bio:
I grew up on a dairy farm in southern Wisconsin, and received my undergrad degree from UW Madison. I moved to Boston this past summer, to get away from Madison for a little while before coming back for another four years. Throughout college, I've been part of the Wisconsin Union Directorate Alternative Breaks Committee. Through that organization, I've lived and worked in a homeless shelter in Washington DC, built houses in Tucson, worked on a safe sex campaign in Seattle, and helped to plan volunteer trips for other students all over the US. I've also volunteered with Planned Parenthood of WI by staffing information tables at community events. I like to play tennis and am an amateur jogger (no more than 5K runs!). I also play the cello, and hope to find an orchestra to play in during med school that won't take too much of my time.

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        September 13, 2002

        Graduation Requirements Progress Chart
        If you complete the requirements outlined below, you will graduate as a LOCUS fellow.

        A check indicates the item has been completed.

        Completed When What On-line
          Year 1: Beginning of Semester 2 New Project Report Submit Report
          Year 2: Beginning of Semester 1 Project Update Submit Update
          Year 2: Beginning of Semester 2 Project Update Submit Update
          Year 3: Beginning of third year Project Update Submit Update
          Year 4: August of fourth year 2-3 page final summary of project that includes a reflective evaluation of the project process N/A
          Ongoing Participate in program evaluation (written and/or focus group) View Options
          By the end of fourth year Select poster, presentation, paper, creative option or your own idea View Options

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