Steven Feldman Receives Scholarship for Polygraph Training

At its annual conference in Orlando, Fla., the American Polygraph Association awarded Hillsborough resident Steven D. Feldman its William J. Yankee scholarship. 

Through this scholarship, the APA underwrites the cost of basic polygraph training at an APA accredited school for one candidate.  Additionally, Limestone Technologies donated one of their computer polygraph systems to Mr. Feldman. 

Feldman is a 2008 graduate of Hillsborough High School and a 2012 graduate of Moravian College.  At Moravian he double majored in Political Science and Psychology.  While at Moravian Steven interned at the US Embassy to the Holy See in Rome. 

Currently, he is a project manager at the National Council for Science and the Environment in Washington, D.C., while pursuing his masters degree full-time at the Institute of World Politics, also in Washington.