Both enrolled in the UD master's in public administration program. Woodard is now the graduate assistant in UD's office of the president, where he works on the University's nonprofit partnerships and regional and governmental affairs. Woodard handled the UD United Way campaign and partnerships with NCR and Reynolds and Reynolds. He is also working to increase voter registration among UD students and possibly bring a polling place to campus. Woodard plans to work in labor management consulting when he wraps up his master's degree in May 2001.
Law school is also on the horizon.
Mollineau, on the other hand, is making fast tracks for the nation's capital. In December, he earned a spot on Senate minority leader Tom Daschle's press team in Washington. Mollineau hopes to wrap up his master's work at George Washington University. Though Woodard has no immediate plans to bolt for the beltway, Mollineau knows he will come across his old nemesis before long. Or I am going to be greeting lobbyists for Sen. Daschle and one of them will be Chris Woodard.