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their field of work.
0 In addition to her elected position
as a regent at the University, White
is a law professor at Wayne State
University and a major in the U.S.
Army reserves. The 34-year-old
Ann Arbor resident is also a regis-
tered patent attorney and a Ful-
bright Senior Scholar.
During the fellowship year, I
will learn about public policy deci-
ion-making at the highest levels in
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government," White said. "With this
knowledge, I will come back to my
community better able to contribute
to my profession, my state and my
country."
Created in 1964 under President
Johnson, the White House Fellows
program is designed to give promis-
ing young Americans a chance to
see first-hand how the United States
is governed.
"The aim is to make you a more
active and effective citizen," said
University Executive Vice President
fr toi ,t AffirsGi lbert fmennf

Omenn was a White House fellow
in 1973-74, serving for both Presi-
dent Nixon and President Ford.
"I think it's quite a distinction for
Regent White and the University,"
he said.
"She will gain knowledge and
experience about many national
issues, some of which surely will be
very important to the University of
Michigan," Otnenn added.
The fellowship will be relevant to
White's career as a ltw professor by
directly exposing ter so events in
the viner tiers of the U .overn-

mienit, Omenn said.
White said she will be assigned to
work with a particular department
based on her field of expertise later
this month.
"Until then, I will not know what
my duties are or what I plan to do
or whether I will be working with
other fellows on the job," White
said. She said she will work and
travel with the other fellows.
White's experiences will depend
on which department she is
assigned to, and outside events may
imact her timne as a fellow as well.

"There is no predicting what big
issues might come down during this
year," Omenn said.
Omenn's position as one of two
core staff members for Nixon's Pro-
ject Independence, which studied
ways to reduce America's depend-
ence on imported oil, took on
increased significance when the
Arab nations imposed an oil embar-
go.
Omenn was also part of a diplo-
matic mission to Frstnce ssiich suc-
ceeded in perstading France not to
sell nuclear inf rmttt to Pakistan
in 1974.
tOiciini's ife Ma'v rth litarl'ig,
ws so Wbite Honse Feliow int
19)77-76.
White said sitfelt it was an
honor to be selected to work vith
the program and the people associ-


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ated with it.
"All of those selected, past and
present, have created a legacy of
leadership," White said.
Past White House fellows include
Secretary of State Colin Powell and
Secretary of Labor Elaine Chao as
well as prominent figures in the
public and private sectors.

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