Scott Beale

Georgetown University, University of Delaware, Tatnall High School

Georgetown University, Attended 1994 - 1998, Class of 1998, Bachelor's Degree, Government

Social Entrepreneur / Activist / Author / Speaker

2100 Fund, Millennial Politics.com, Mobilizing Americas Youth, Rock the Vote, Indyvoter.org, Camp Cheley, NYLC, CYLC, Close Up, Youth Vote Coalition

writing, football, politics, foosball, Delaware, activism, hindi, running, travel, India, DC, voting

Millennial Manifesto, No More Prisons, Bomb the Suburbs, The Tipping Point, The Prophet, How to Change the World, How to Get Stupid White Men Out of Office

American President, Christmas Vacation, Shawshank Redemption, Usual Suspects, Fight Club, Bowling for Columbine, Dead Poets Society

Barenaked Ladies, Vertical Horizon, Beattles, Upper Cut

don't watch much t.v., but here are some: Inside Politics, The Daily Show, West Wing, Simpsons, QE, Celebrity Poker

I am the founder of an international nonprofit organization called the Atlas Service Corps. Atlas Corps reverses the flow of the Peace Corps by bringing citizen sector leaders from the developing world to volunteer in the US. (See http://www.atlascorps.org).

I am also the author of Millennial Manifesto, a book about youth
activism, student service, and generational politics. I'm
all about getting involved and trying to make a difference.
(see: http://www.scottbeale.com )

I recently married to the woman of my dreams. She is a US Diplomat and we met in college and worked together at the US Embassy in New Delhi, India. Her name is Courtney and she has many more friends than her friendster profile would lead you to believe.

I love meeting people and am just trying to make a difference in the world while I am here and have fun while doing it. I like to surround myself with people who inspire me to do more. I like Indian food, Colombian dancing, Delaware beaches and DC bars. I like proving how easy it is to change the world.

I think Friendster is a fun way to keep in touch with old friends. I love re-connecting with people that I used to spend lots of time with. I also think it is a fun way to get to know people better.

I want to meet: Activists, other folks from Delaware, NGO leaders in Colombia and India, people who speak Hindi, authors, gtown fanatics, people who don't sleep, Ashoka Fellows, people who can wiggle their ears, people who are so damn funny you wonder how in the hell they ever got so quick, people who know what is means to drink coffee and appreciate life, and folks who can give barnburning speeches and know when to shut the hell up and just listen.

I NOW USE FACEBOOK A LOT MORE THAN FRIENDSTER, PLEASE CONNECT WITH ME THERE.