CLASS OF
2015
OUTCOMES REPORT
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A WONDERFUL YEAR
CONTENTS
FOR THE CLASS OF 2015
After four years of intensive study, research, and career preparation,
the University of Chicago College Class of 2015 has graduated
and embarked on a multitude of impressive endeavors.
Throughout their time in the College, members of the Class of
2015 proactively took advantage of opportunities to expand their
knowledge and skills. Whether through coursework, internships,
research with faculty, study abroad, or the numerous other
opportunities offered on campus, the Class of 2015 was well
prepared to flourish after graduation.
By developing their talents with the College’s transformational
education and innovative resources, 93% of the Class of 2015
graduated with post-graduation plans in place. These include
working at leading organizations throughout the United States
and abroad, continuing their studies at some of the world’s most
respected graduate and professional schools, starting their own
businesses, and serving the greater good through organizations
like the Peace Corps.
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CLASS OF 2015
Top 20 Post-Graduation Destinations
THE CLASS OF 2015 WILL BE MAKING AN IMPACT AT NEARLY 400 DIFFERENT
ORGANIZATIONS NEXT YEAR.
METCALFS MATTER
In the summer prior to returning for
their fourth year, 74% of Class of 2015
students with a summer 2014 business
internship received a full-time offer.
The Class of 2015 received an impressive
114 full-time offers in consulting.
Brady Dougan, AB’81, MBA’82, and University Trustee,
meets with students during a treksite visit to Credit Suisse.
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CLASS OF 2015
CLASS OF 2015
Industry Outcomes
29%
👥
work
CONSULTING
18%
LAW 3% nodes
STEM 1 1%
Geographic Distribution
flask
OTHER 4% LOADING
BUSINESS &
FINANCIAL SERVICES
30%
📓
JOURNALISM,
ARTS, MEDIA
8%
✐
+
NEW ENGLAND
EASTERN U.S.
GOVT, NONPROFIT,
SOCIAL SERVICE
13%
🏢
HEALTHCARE
4%
11%
WESTERN
U.S.
3%
SOUTHERN
U.S.
11%
EDUCATION
9%
INTERNATIONAL
ACCEPTANCE RATE
ACCEPTANCE RATE
Teach For America
UChicago 2015
Applicants
National
Average
100% of students in the
UChicago Careers in Public
Policy and Service Scholars
Program in the Class of 2015
graduated with employment or
graduate school placements.
41% 15%
Medical School
UChicago 2015
Cycle Applicants
National
Average
88% 41%
Hayley Zullow
Jovanna Alvarez
SB’15, BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY; MEDICAL
STUDENT, HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL
AB’15, PUBLIC POLICY; INVESTMENT
BANKING ANALYST, CITIBANK
“Being associated with UChicago Careers in Health Professions
“UChicago Careers in Business teaches us practical
has made me better aware of campus opportunities as well
materials that I am very much using in my current job,
as more prepared for the medical school application process.
from developing and maintaining a brand name to using
By offering the Katen Scholars Program, the office has further
Excel and performing financial valuations. UCIB exposed
assisted my goals to become an effective physician-scientist.
me to Booth and top firms across many business
I am thus more confident in my postgraduate plans because
industries, ultimately allowing me to decide on a career
of my relationship with the UCIHP office.”
and to feel prepared for my full-time position.”
Hayley Zullow was accepted to 10 Medical Schools:
1. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
6. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
2. CORNELL UNIVERSITY
7.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
3. HARVARD UNIVERSITY
8.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY
4. JOHNS HOPKINS
UNIVERSITY
9. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
5. MT. SINAI
4
46%
MIDWESTERN
U.S.
10. U
NIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA–
SAN FRANCISCO
UCHICAGO CLASS OF 2015 ACCEPTANCES
LAW SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS
Top-Tier Law Schools
Class of 2015 secured more than
14
Columbia
8
Harvard
$12 MILLION
20
NYU
6
Stanford
13
UChicago
5
Yale
in law school merit scholarships
85+15+H
85%
ACCEPTANCE RATE
85% of 2015 cycle applicants were
admitted to top-14 law schools
Anagha Sundararajan
AB’15, MATHEMATICS, POLITICAL SCIENCE; LAW STUDENT, UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LAW SCHOOL
“My experience at UChicago was defined in part by the activities
Anagha Sundararajan was accepted to nine Law Schools:
that not only influenced my decision to attend law school but also
1. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
helped me prepare for the application process. The most valuable
2. CORNELL UNIVERSITY
of these was the Mentorship program through UChicago Careers in
3. DUKE UNIVERSITY
Law. Through the program, I met several students who guided me
through the application process, from taking the LSAT to drafting my
personal statement, to making a decision about where to go. Thanks
to their help, I was accepted to and plan to attend the University of
Chicago Law School as a Rubenstein Fellow this fall.”
4. HARVARD UNIVERSITY
5. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
6. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
7. STANFORD UNIVERSITY
8. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
9. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
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United States Secretary of Education Arne Duncan,
LAB’82, visits campus to address UChicago Careers
in Education Professions students.
HITTING THE GROUND RUNNING
From the moment they arrived on campus, the students of the Class of 2015 actively explored
paths for their futures by engaging with key campus resources.
MAKING CONNECTIONS
FIRST-YEAR ENGAGEMENT WITH
At every stage of career development, the Class of
2015 took advantage of one the University’s greatest
resources: its global network of alumni, parents, and
friends. Students developed strong connections
as members of the UChicago community hosted
hundreds of students at their offices, donated
thousands of dollars each year to fund student
career experiences, and shared invaluable expertise.
These meaningful ties have helped leave the Class
of 2015 well positioned to pay it forward to future
generations of UChicago students.
“ Of our 15 positions in Chicago, two went to
[UChicago], the only program other than Harvard
represented multiple times in our summer recruits.
We love Metcalf students and are excited to continue
our partnership with Career Advancement.
”
1,000+ Interactions with
Alumni, Parents, and Friends
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75+25+G
Career Advancement
75%
CLASS OF 2015
“ It is important to note that UChicago
has done a great job of educating and
developing bright young minds. Which is
evident as we continue to hire more and
more of your students.
”
Over the course of their four years,
the Class of 2015 visited more than
35 cities in 11 countries on treks.
GETTING EXPERIENCE
After identifying their interests, the members of the Class of 2015 did what any good scholar
would do: they gathered information to test their ideas. The students were remarkably
successful in securing a wide variety of experiential learning opportunities that allowed them
to get direct exposure to their fields of interest.
The Class of 2015’s time at the College coincided with a period of dramatic expansion in the
number of internships, externships, and treks. The students’ proactive attitude together with
this significant growth made for a highly effective combination.
500+
200+
1,300+
Trek Slots
Externships
Metcalf Internships
Members of the Class of 2015
traveled to dozens of cities
across five continents for site
visits with employers in their
fields of interest.
Externship opportunities
allow students to shadow
established professionals
at the workplace and begin
building up their resumes.
Through the Jeff Metcalf
Internship Program, students
gained employment experience
with leading organizations in a
diverse range of fields.
Janey Lee
Kevin Li
Joseph LoCascio
AB’15, POLITICAL SCIENCE;
ATTENDED SPRING 2014 BUSINESS
TREK TO ISTANBUL, TURKEY;
HIRED AT THE INTERNATIONAL
INNOVATION CORPS
AB’15, ECONOMICS; EXTERNED AT
MIZUHO SECURITIES IN CHICAGO, IL;
HIRED AT GOLDMAN SACHS
AB’15, POLITICAL SCIENCE;
INTERNED AT SIDLEY AUSTIN LLP
IN CHICAGO, IL; ACCEPTED TO
CORNELL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
a chance to see the everyday process
“I researched interpretations of laws
“The trek confirmed my interest in
of a firm. It is one thing to read a
and authored memos on legal research
description of a firm’s operation, but
questions. I pulled rules and regulatory
another to see it in action. I was able
guidance. I researched clearing
to see the type of work involved, from
organizations, comparing bylaws,
calling clients to executing orders.
rules, and procedures. [My Metcalf
I was also able to feel the working
internship] exposed me to a different
atmosphere at the workplace.”
area of the law, one which I can see
working internationally in emerging
markets. [It] made me realize that
as long as I pursued internships and
classes I was interested in, I would
end up in the right place.”
“This invaluable [externship] gave me
myself practicing. Most importantly, it
reassured me that the law is something
that I want to pursue.”
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THINKING ABOUT THE SPECIFICS
Many students pursued their interests in particular career paths in depth through the
supportive structure of the “UChicago Careers In” programs. Through these expert-led,
pre-professional programs, students received individualized guidance on their career plans,
pursued experiential opportunities available in their intended fields, and connected with a
network of professionals currently working in those industries. UCI Business, for example,
placed 100% of its students in full-time positions, with starting compensation packages as
high as $120,000 in year one.
Dennis Zhao
AB’15, ECONOMICS; STATISTICS ASSOCIATE
PRODUCT MANAGER, UBER
“Career Advancement has been extremely involved in
my professional development from the day I stepped
on campus, organizing activities like resume reviews,
treks to companies in the Bay Area, small group chats
with VCs, introductions to alumni in the industry, and
one-on-one meetings. [UCIE] in particular has always
been willing to lend an ear and share relevant and
impactful advice during my time at UChicago. I’m sure
that UCIE has guided me to where I am today, and I’m
thankful for all that they’ve done in both my personal
and professional endeavors.”
UChicago Careers in Entrepreneurship
Michael Hwang
AB’15, MUSIC; ANIMATOR
“My internship with the Spektral Quartet made possible
by UCIJAM was bar none one of the most hands-on,
relevant, and educational work placements I’ve ever had
the privilege of being a part of; it has opened up my
future plans immensely. As a direct result of the new
skills, knowledge, and experiences I picked up during
my internship, I am currently working full-time as a clay
animator for an education lab, continuing promotional
and documentary work with the quartet, and creating
an independent animated series with friends.”
UChicago Careers in Journalism, Arts, and Media
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Elisa Epstein
AB’15, NEAR EASTERN LANGUAGES &
CIVILIZATIONS; PROJECT ASSISTANT, TAHRIR
INSTITUTE FOR MIDDLE EAST POLICY
“The support that I received from UCIPPS was
incredible. I would not have found or been able to
apply for my current position at a Middle East–focused
nonprofit in DC without the support of the UCIPPS
counselors and expansion of the University of Chicago
Public Interest Program. I learned basic professional
skills like resume building and interview tactics through
UCIPPS programming but, more importantly, I was
given one-on-one counseling that helped me navigate
the job market and application process successfully.”
UChicago Careers in Public Policy and Service
Hope Bretscher
AB’15, PHYSICS; MARSHALL SCHOLAR,
UNIVERSITY OF EDINBURGH
“I think [Career Advancement] realizes that at
UChicago, students love to learn, and helps them
connect that passion to careers they find meaningful
and fulfilling. I’m glad that UCISTEM has helped me
connect my academic interests to careers that also
align with my values and goals.”
UChicago Careers in Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Math
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APPENDIX 1
2014-2015 Full-Time Recruiting Partners
AB (formerly AllianceBernstein)
The Boston Consulting Group
Chilean Ministry of Education
Dropbox
AbelsonTaylor
The Brattle Group
Cigna
DRW Trading Group
Accenture
Brennan Center for Justice at New
York University School of Law
Citi
Egon Zehnder
Civic Consulting Alliance
Elementum Advisors
Civic Hall
Elite Scholars of China
Cleveland Indians Baseball Company
EMC
Close Concerns
Epic
Cogent Partners
Ernst & Young
Compass Lexecon
ESRI
Congressional Budget Office
Evanston / Skokie School District 65
Consolidated Trading
Faithlife / Logos Bible Software
Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau
FCB Chicago
Affirm
AIG
All Stars Project
Allstate
Analysis Group
Appian
AQR
Arch Academy
A.T. Kearney
British Petroleum
Broadhaven Capital Partners
Build America Mutual
Bunge Global Agribusiness
Burger King Corporation
The Cambridge Group
Cardinal Capital Management
Bain & Co.
Carnegie Endowment for
International Peace
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Carney, Sandoe & Associates
BDT Capital Partners
Center for the Economics of Human
Development
Beghou Consulting
Belvedere Trading
Center on Budget and Policy
Priorities
Berkshire Capital
Cerner Corporation
Bernstein Global Wealth Management
Chapin Hall at the University of
Chicago
Blue Canyon Partners
Blue Cross & Blue Shield Association
Blue Engine
BMO Capital Markets
Boston Children’s Hospital
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Bridgewater Associates
Cook County
Cook County Board President’s Office
Cornerstone Research
Credit Suisse
Deloitte
D.E. Shaw Group
Despres, Schwartz & Geoghegan
Charles River Associates
DigitasLBi
Chicago Commons
Dimensional Fund Advisors
Chicago Housing Authority
Dipont Education
Chicago Innocence Project
Dodge & Cox
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
Five Rings Capital
Flachsbart & Greenspoon
Flow Traders US
Foley Hoag
GCM Grosvenor
General Electric
GIC
Goldman Sachs
Gragert Research
Group One Trading
Guggenheim Partners
Hanover Research
Macquarie Holdings
Planned Property Management
TGG Group
Hillary Clinton Presidential Campaign
Manhattan District Attorney’s Office
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Trillium Trading
HubSpot
Marco Rubio Presidential Campaign
The Private Bank
UBS
Human Rights Watch
Mars & Co Consulting
Procter & Gamble
United Airlines
Huron Consulting Group
Mathematica Policy Research
Prophet
University of Chicago - Law School
ID Insight
Maybank
PT Asset Management
University of Chicago - Office of
College Admissions
Infosys
McGraw Hill Financial
Quantitative Risk Management
Initiative for a Competitive Inner City
McKinsey & Co.
RCF Economic & Financial Consulting
University of Chicago Public Interest
Program
Inquidia Consulting
McMaster-Carr
Relman and Dane
Urban Redevelopment Authority
Interline Brands
MDRC
The Research Board
U.S. Air Force
International Food Policy Institute
MGM Resorts International
The Research Council
USA Teachers
International Innovation Corps
Miner, Barnhill & Galland
Sears Holdings Corporation
The Vanguard School
IRI
MIO Partners
Seyfarth Shaw
Volant Trading
Jane Street
Morgan Stanley
ShipBob
WH Trading
Japan Exchange and Teaching
Programme
Morningstar
Simon-Kucher & Partners
William Blair & Co.
Museum of Contemporary Art
Snapchat
Willis Towers Watson
Mu Sigma
Solstice Mobile
Wood
Navigant
Spot Trading
World Business Chicago
NERA Economic Consulting
Standard & Poor’s
XcelPros
Neufeld Scheck & Brustin
Stax
Youth Organizations Umbrella
Nielsen
Stout Risius Ross
Zynga
Novantas
Stroz Friedberg
Office of Illinois Governor Bruce
Rauner
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Johns Hopkins Medicine
Jones Lang LaSalle
J.P. Morgan
Kabouter Management
The Kresge Foundation
Kuchnir Dermatology & Dermatologic
Surgery
Kurt Salmon Associates
Lazard
Susquehanna International Group
L.E.K. Consulting
Office of Maryland Governor Larry
Hogan
LinkedIn
Orbitz Worldwide
Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy
Louis Dreyfus Commodities
ORC International
Teach For America
M&T Bank
Peace Corps
Teaching Assistant Program in France
MacLean Center for Clinical Medical
Ethics
PEAK6 Investments
Technomic
Synchrony Financial
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APPENDIX 2
2014-2015 Jeff Metcalf Internship Employers
1871
American Medical Association
Bank of America Merrill Lynch
Braintree Payment Solutions
1881 Research Institute
American Museum of Natural History
Barbara Rose
The Brattle Group
270 Strategies
The American Prospect
Barclays
Bridge2Rwanda
451 Research
Analysis Group
Bauxy
Bridgewater Associates
AB (formerly AllianceBernstein)
The Ancona School
Becker Friedman Institute
Brigham and Women’s Hospital
ABC News
AnonyMonkey
Belvedere Trading
British Petroleum
ABeam Consulting Thailand
Anthos Capital
Benenson Strategy Group
Brookings Institution
Academy for Urban School
Leadership
Aon Corporation
Beringea
Brown Bear Capital Management
ARC Broward
BETI Films
Burger King Corporation
Argonne National Laboratory
BiblioVault
C2 Consulting
Ark Media
Big Shoulders Fund
Cabrini Green Legal Aid
Art Institute of Chicago
Bindo
Calamos Investments
Artists for Peace and Justice
BioMEMS Resource Center
Calvert Social Investment Foundation
Arts Club of Chicago
Blackford Capital
Cancer Institute & Hospital, Chinese
Academy of Medical Sciences
Arts for Learning
BlackRock
Arzeda
The Blackstone Group
ASGK Public Strategies
Bloomberg
ASPAT
Blue Cross & Blue Shield Association
ATF
Blue Engine Media
A.T. Kearney
BMO Capital Markets
Bain & Co.
BNP Paribas
BallotReady
BNY Mellon
Carnegie Endowment for
International Peace
Baltimore City Paper
The Boston Consulting Group
CBS News
Banco Santander
Boys and Girls Club of San Francisco
Center for Arabic Language and
Culture
Accelerated Growth Advisors
Accenture
Actors Gymnasium
Advance Illinois
Advisory Research
Agamya Capital
AIG
AKOYA Capital
All Chicago
All Stars Project
Allstate
Amandla Charter School
American Enterprise Institute
American Health Policy Institute
American India Foundation
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Cantor Fitzgerald
Capital Group Companies
Capital One
Capital Preparatory Schools
CapitalSource
Capstone Partners
Center for Community Change
Chris Sullivan
Cook County Sheriff’s Office
Dycom Industries
Center for Decision Research
Christie’s
Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office
Eastman Egg Company
Center for Global Health
Chronicle of Higher Education
Cook M & A Advisory Services
Edelweiss Financial Services
Center for the Study of the
Presidency and Congress
Chrysler Group
Cordell & Cordell
Egon Zehnder
Ci3
Cornerstone Research
Elephant Room
Cina Solutions
Council for Adult and Experiential
Learning
Elite Scholars of China
Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention
CHANGE Illinois
Circle of Confusion
CharacTour
Citadel
Charles River Associates
Citi
Charlie App
CITIC Capital
ChaseFuture
CITYarts
Chicago Council on Global Affairs
City of Chicago 35th Ward
Chicago Family Health Center
City of Chicago 42nd Ward
Chicago Foodseum
City of Chicago Commission on
Human Relations
Chicago Foundation for Education
Chicago History Museum
Chicago Innocence Project
Chicago Innovation Exchange
City of Chicago Department of Family
& Support Services
City of Chicago Department of Public
Health
Court Appointed Special Advocates
Court Theatre
Creative Time
Credit Suisse
The Criterion
Critical Inquiry
Curbside Splendor
Cytilife
DAAD
D.A. Davidson & Co.
The Daily Beast
Embassy of Mexico
Encyclopedia Britannica
Endgame Entertainment
Enova Financial
Environmental Law & Policy Center
Environment California
Epsilon Economics
Equality Illinois
Ernst & Young
ESRI
EveryMundo
Exelon Corporation
Civic Lab/Public Defender
Chicago Lawyers’ Committee for Civil
Rights
David France, Filmmaker
Civis Analytics
DaVita
Chicago Peace Corps
Classroom IQ
DC Public Schools
Chicago Police Department
Clean Line Energy Partners
DecisionDesk
Chicago Project on Security and
Terrorism
Clinton Foundation
Deloitte
CloudFlare
The Dershowitz Group
CME Group
Des Moines Register
CNN
Deutsche Bank
Fermi National Accelerator
Laboratory
Codex
Digital Hydra
Field Museum
Computer Science 4 All
DigitasLBi
Film Independent
ConceptDrop
Dimensional Fund Advisors
Film Society of Lincoln Center
Conservative Reform Network
Doctors without Borders
Firelily
Convex Capital Management
Dodge & Cox
First Solar
Cook County Department of
Corrections
DonorsChoose.org
FitnessCubed
Duke University
Flex.io
Chicago Public Schools
Chicago Review
Chicago Scholars Foundation
Chicago Shakespeare Theater
Chicago Sun-Times: Splash
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Chicago Trading Company
Chicago Transit Authority
Chicago Venture Partners
Facebook
Facets
Facing History and Ourselves
FCB Chicago
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Fehr and Peers
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Forest Preserves of Cook County
The Forward
FOX
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research
Center
Freebie
Freedman Consulting
Freenters
Graham Foundation for Advanced
Studies in the Fine Arts
IBM
Jane Street
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and
Refugee Rights
Janus Choice
Gravitytank
Illinois Criminal Justice Information
Authority
The Graze
Illinois Department of Juvenile Justice
Hachette Book Group
Illinois Governor’s Office of Health
Innovation and Transformation
Haitian Heritage Museum
Hamza Walker
John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur
Foundation
Johns Hopkins School of Education
Jon Shestack Productions
J.P. Morgan
Illinois Holocaust Museum
J. Street Congressional
Illinois Humanities Council
J. Walter Thompson
Illinois Justice Project
Kabouter Management
Illinois Network of Charter Schools
KatLine
Illinois Republican Party
Kay Lab
French-American Chamber of
Commerce
Hannah Givler
Funding Circle
HBO
Gallery 37: After School Matters
Health Leads
Gate58 Marketing
Heartland Alliance Marjorie Kovler
Center
Illumination Entertainment
Kensho
Heat Biologics
Illustrated Press
Kindling Group
Higi
IMC Chicago
King College Prep
Hindman
Immigrant Legal Resource Center
The Kitchen Community
Hiro Mizuyde
Impact Hub
Kuramo Capital Management
HistoryMiami
Industrial and Commercial Bank of
China
Last Global Asset Management
GCM Grosvenor
Gelber Group
Gelman Consulting
Generation All
Geoff Oppenheimer
GetCoveredIllinois
Get IN Chicago
GigTown
Gilt Groupe
Girls Write Now
The Giving Back Fund
Global Brigades
Global Technology Symposium
Goldman Sachs
Goodman Theatre
Google
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Government of India, Ministry of
External Affairs
Horizon Hospice & Palliative Care
Houlihan Lokey
House Theatre of Chicago
Hudson Bankers
The Huffington Post
Human Practice
Human Rights Watch
Hyde Park Angels
Hyde Park Art Center
Hyde Park Jazz Festival
Hyde Park School of Dance
InnovationLabs
Insureon
Interline Brands
International House
International Innovation Corps
The Interpreter
In These Times
IRI
Jail Education Solutions
Jane Beachy
Latino Policy Forum
Latinos Progresando
Launchpad Education
Laura Letinsky
Lawyers for Children
Lazard
League of Chicago Theatres
Leerink Partners
LegalHealth
Legal Services Corporation
L.E.K. Consulting
Lincoln Park Zoo
Mizuho Bank
New York Philharmonic Archives
Lookingglass Theatre Company
Morgan Park Academy
New York State Afterschool Network
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Morgan Stanley
New York University School of Law
Louis Dreyfus Commodities
Morningstar
New York Youth Symphony
Lumii Health
The Moth
NextLevel Health Partners
LuminAID
Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Next Restaurant
M3 Asset Management
MovingScripts
Next Step
MacLean Center for Clinical Medical
Ethics
MUFG Union Bank N.A.
Niagara Foundation
Museum of Contemporary Art
Nielsen
Museum of Latin American Art
No Labels
Office of U.S. Representative Mike
Thompson
Museum of Science and Industry
Nomi Network
Office of U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar
Nanophase Technologies
Nomura
Office of U.S. Senator Edward Markey
MAPSCorps
NARAL Pro Choice
North Star Lottery
Office of U.S. Senator Elizabeth
Warren
Margie Korshak
National Aquarium
Novo Surgical
Margie’s Brands
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
Office of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel
MacLean-Fogg Company
MangoPlate
Manhattan Institute for Policy
Research
Marine Biological Laboratory
Maroon Capital Group
Martin Capital Management
MasterCard
Maysles Institute
MCA
National Association of Attorneys
General
National Center for Civil and Human
Rights
National Immigrant Justice Center
National League of Cities
McGraw Hill Financial
National Trust for Historic
Preservation
McGuireWoods
National YoungArts Foundation
McKinsey & Co.
Neal, Gerber & Eisenberg
MediaTracks Communications
Neuberger Berman
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
Center
New Orleans Film Society
Meridian International Center
Mesirow Financial
Metropolitan Capital Bank & Trust
Miami Children’s Museum
Mic
Midwest Pesticide Action Center
New York City Department of
Education
New York City Department of Health
and Mental Hygiene
New York City Mayor’s Office of
Housing Recovery
New York League of Conservation
Voters
Office of New York City
Councilmember Brad Lander
Office of New York City Mayor Bill
de Blasio
Office of Rhode Island Governor Gina
Raimondo
Office of Texas Governor Greg Abbott
Office of Texas State Representative
Joe Straus
Office of U.S. Representative Debbie
Wasserman Schultz
Office of U.S. Senator Mark Kirk
Office of U.S. Senator Richard J. Durbin
Office of Detroit Deputy Mayor Carol
O’Cleireacain
Office of U.S. Senator Robert Casey
Office of Illinois Governor Bruce
Rauner
Office of the U.S. Trade
Representative
Office of Illinois State Representative
Christian Mitchell
Office of Washington, DC Mayor
Muriel Bowser
Office of Illinois State Representative
Kelly Cassidy
Old Town School of Folk Music
Office of Illinois State Representative
Will Guzzardi
Office of Illinois State Senator
Heather Steans
Office of Los Angeles Mayor Eric
Garcetti
Oliver Wyman
OneChicago
O’Reilly Media
Organization for Economic
Co-operation and Development
Oriental Institute
Office of Maryland Governor Larry
Hogan
Orleans Public Defenders
Office of Massachusetts Governor
Charlie Baker
Pacific Investment Management
Company (“PIMCO”)
Office of Nashville Mayor Karl Dean
Packback
Office of New Hampshire Governor
Maggie Hassan
Palantir Technologies
Office of New York City
Councilmember Ben Kallos
Paramount Pictures
Pax Financial Group
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Peace Corps
Public Good Software
Sears Holdings Corporation
Steppenwolf Theater Company
PEAK6 Investments
Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Second City
StoryArts
PEN American Center
Quicken Loans
Seleni Institute
Straits Network
PFM Group
Quorum
ShanghaiTech University
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
Philadelphia Student Union
Radio Iowa
Shedd Aquarium
Summer on the Cuyahoga Program
Pike Place
Rare Bird Books
ShipBob
Sun Life
Pilot Light
RBC Capital Markets
Shurpa
Susquehanna International Group
Ping Pong Arts
RCP Advisors
Sidley Austin
Synchrony Financial
PinkThink
ReaLync
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom
Take Back Action Fund
Piper Jaffray
Reboot Illinois
Soberscove Press
Tampa Bay Times
Pixar
Recovery
Societe Generale Corporate &
Investment Banking
Taxpayers Against Fraud Education
Fund
PNC Financial Services Group
Red Wagon Entertainment
Soho Press
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