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The Fannie Mae Foundation in Washington, D.C., has announced the 2006 class of Fannie Mae Fellows.
Chosen from a record 110 applicants for their accomplishments in the field of affordable housing, the twenty-five fellows attend an intensive, three-week course at the John F. Kennedy School of Government Senior Executives in State and Local Government program at Harvard University, where they learn enhanced leadership skills, develop new management techniques, cultivate relationships among public-sector colleagues, and attend special sessions coordinated by Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies, faculty from the Kennedy School of Government, and foundation staff.
"The Fannie Mae Foundation Fellowship Program is a natural extension of our ongoing work with emerging and established leaders on the front lines of housing affordability," said foundation president and CEO Stacey D. Stewart. "Our goal...is to give the fellows an unprecedented opportunity to expand their knowledge and effectiveness so they can better serve their communities as the next generation of leaders in the affordable housing field."
For a list of 2006 fellows, see: http://www.fanniemaefoundation.org/news/pr/
2006spr/2006_kennedy_pr.pdf.
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