Damon J. Clark is a rising sophomore in Cabot House, concentrating in Social Studies with a secondary in Visual and Environment Studies. He will be working in the U.S. Department of Commerce- Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships in the Office of the Secretary. He is from Bowl Canyon, NM, which is located in the center of the Navajo Nation Native American Reservation. Damon is a member of the Navajo Nation tribe and is Near the Water clan and born for Near the Water’s edge clan. He is the only son of two educators and the great-great grandson of Navajo Chief Manuelito. He is very passionate about public service and understanding the interaction between a government, business, tribe, and individual. At Harvard, Damon has been involved with the Native American Program, Minority Recruitment Program, PBHA Native American Youth Enrichment Program, and the Ivy Native Council. He enjoys running, golfing, photography, driving his tractor, and experiencing new things.