Goff is also the co-founder of the RadcliffeWomen's Action Coalition, a group which organizesround-table discussion groups focusing on feministaction.

"I want to teach people to understand the waysin which they construct their own moralities,"Goff said.

"I plan to become a professor, write a fewbooks, change some minds," Goff added.

Narayan serves as the vice chair of a Red Crossnational committee, the vice president of theHarvard-Radcliffe Cancer Society, and as an editorfor the Harvard International Review.

Narayan, a Social Studies concentrator, says heplans to attend medical school and also pursue amasters degree in public health.

"I'm interested in studying the health ofcommunities and individuals," Narayan said. "Oftenadverse health in marginal communities is due to alack of respect for human rights."

Titelbaum is a Philosophy concentrator and thePresident of Perspective,Harvard-Radcliffe's liberal monthly.

Titelbaum has taught for Partners forEmpowering Neighborhoods, a Phillips Brooks HouseAssociation community service program which helpsadults acquire GED degrees.

Titelbaum says he plans to teach at thesecondary school level upon attaining a mastersdegree in education.

"[Applying for the Truman is] an interestingprocess," Titelbaum said. "It causes you to focuson your goals after graduation.