The General Services Administration on Wednesday celebrated the graduation of 71 U.S. Digital Corps fellows, marking the largest graduating class since the program’s inception. Those graduates updated the FedRAMP website, helped streamline Agriculture Department environmental reviews and supported other technology projects during their stints in the federal government. Some of the graduates of the two-year fellowship program are continuing civil service while others are headed to the private sector. Following remarks from Forst and Kupor, several U.S. Digital Corps graduates presented slideshows explaining work they did for federal agencies. The U.S. Digital Corps launched in August 2021 and had its first cohort of fellows in June 2022, placing early career technologists across numerous federal agencies.