Steele is a second-year graduate student in the MSFS program at Georgetown's School of Foreign Service. Over the summer, he worked in Yangon, Myanmar with Koe Koe Tech, a health tech startup developing technologies and apps to expand access to healthcare in rural Myanmar.
Prior to returning to grad school, he worked for several years in international development and public health, including work as the communications lead for a nonprofit working to end preventable blindness.
He is a published photographer and holds a BA in Politics from Washington & Lee University.
Market vendor sells corn in Yangon, Myanmar, where Steele Burrow @msfsinfo '18 is working @KoeKoeTech on rural healthcare access #SummerSFS pic.twitter.com/UxHWzRaECH
— Georgetown SFS (@georgetownsfs) July 7, 2017
Yangon, Myanmar has British colonials, ultra modern buildings+golden pagodas! Pic by @msfsinfo grad student Steele Burrow #SummerSFS pic.twitter.com/XfISs2K2KH
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