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"In the Revson program and in these classes, I’ve had the opportunity to think about my work, how I as a “medium” shape the message, and learn new ways to analyze these things and better express them in new ways to people I’ve never met before."

Noah Budnick (2008 - 2009)
Deputy Director
Transportation Alternatives

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1980 - 1981 Fellows

Trude E. Able

Special Case Counselor
Convent House

Patricia Sullivan Chafizadeh, M.D.

Coordinator of Health and Community Pediatrics
Misericordia Hospital (Bronx)

Arnold Cherry

Shop Steward
Transit Workers Union, New York Transit Authority

Michael J. George

Assignment Editor
CBS News

Richard C. Kosik

Crisis Intervention Teacher
Brooklyn Technical High School

Carlin Meyer

Assistant General Counsel
District Council 37, American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)

Vivian Robinson

President, Audience Development Committee, Inc.
Harlem Institute of Fashion

Angeles D. Thompson

Special Assistant
U.S. Senator Jacob K. Javits

Vivian M. Warfield

Executive Director
Jamaica Arts Center ( Queens)



The affiliations listed above reflect Fellows’ professional positions at the time of acceptance into the Revson Fellowship.