"I went to law school for a semester and I missed working for education," she said.
So she dropped out in order to get back to work for TFA, although this time she is in their administrative ranks.
Reviewing her time with TFA, Malachuk says the Corps is especially meaningful for recent Harvard graduates.
"In many ways, going to Harvard can be a huge responsibility--it's important to think about the education you've had here," Malachuk says.
As privileged students, Harvard alums should give back, she adds, and TFA provides a way to do just that.
At the Head of the Class
"It's two years to really learn about the education system," Malachuk said.
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