National Journal
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11/10/2001
 Celine Clark |
In The Tanks
The National Center for Policy Research for Women and Families, a Washington-based think tank established in 1999, has made three new hires. Former Hill staffer Celine Clark is now serving as CPR's director of policy and communications. Clark, 24, comes from the office of Rep. Gerald D. Kleczka, D-Wis., where she was communications coordinator. Previously, she served as an aide to Sen. Russell Feingold, D-Wis.
The CPR staff is preparing for a December conference on breast cancer and will soon launch a public education campaign about lumpectomies, a procedure to treat breast cancer that involves removal of the lump in the breast rather than the entire breast. "Many women don't have access to all the information on treatment options," Clark said.
Also new to CPR is Senior Medical Policy Analyst Jae Hong Lee, who has practiced medicine at Yale University and performed clinical research at UCLA, and Director of Development Gianna Tripodi-Bhise, a former director of corporate and foundation giving at Easter Seals of Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Washington Post, November 28, 2001
The National Center for Policy Research for Women and Families has hired three new staffers for its organization: Jae Hong Lee joins CPR as Senior Medical Policy Analyst, Gianna Tripodi-Bhise as Director of Development, and Celine Clark as Director of Policy and Communications. The DC-based think tank promotes better public policy based on scientific research.
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