Donna Shalala on Foreign Policy

	Donna Shalala on Foreign Policy

Two-year stint in the Peace Corps, serving in Iran

Though she's best known as the former secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services (1993--2000) under President Clinton, Shalala has had a long career in education and public service. After graduating from Ohio's Western College in 1962, Shalala did a two-year stint in the Peace Corps, serving in Iran. She then enrolled in Syracuse University, receiving a master's degree (1968) and a Ph.D. (1970) in social science. She spent the next nine years teaching political science at Bernard Baruch College and Columbia Teachers College. In 1975, while still teaching, she became the director and treasurer of New York City's Municipal Assistance Corp., and helped to lift the city out of near financial collapse. Source: InfoPlease Almanac for Clinton Cabinet biographies , Dec 31, 2018

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