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Fellowships
- Aspen Institute Liberty Fellowship (South Carolina ONLY)
Liberty Fellows share a core value – transforming a mere hope of making South Carolina a stronger state to achieving that goal. The Liberty Fellowship brings a dynamic mix of South Carolina leaders together – those who represent the broadest spectrum of political, social and geographic realms – to collaborate around this shared value.
The key focus of the program is an intense two-year experience undertaken by 20 young leaders – Liberty Fellows. These Fellows are carefully selected from a pool of strong candidates nominated from all across the state. A new initiative, Liberty Forums, allows any South Carolinian with a passion for progress to collaborate on issues through these Forums.
How do you fit in?
IF you are active, IF you care about South Carolina, you CAN make a difference. Take the time to read about the Liberty Fellowship and join the effort:
- Aspen Institute NewSchools Fellowship
Each year, the Aspen Institute -NewSchools Entrepreneurial Leaders for Public Education program will select approximately 20 exceptional leaders from across the country. These Fellows will bring a diverse set of backgrounds and skills to the program, having exhibited leadership in the nonprofit, foundation, charter school, and traditional school district sectors, and will hail from a variety of urban and rural communities. The Fellowship will give these extraordinary leaders the opportunity to work together to further develop their own leadership capacity, and to think across traditional silos and sector boundaries in order to push their collective impact to even greater heights.
- Broad Academy
The Broad Superintendents Academy is a unique training program because of its comprehensive approach to developing successful district leaders. The combination of training, career placement assistance and continuing support services provides Fellows with the tools necessary to succeed in a large urban school district.
- Broad Residency Program
The Broad Residency is a leadership development program that places participants into full-time high-level managerial positions in school districts, CMOs, and federal/state departments of education. While working, Broad Residents receive two years of professional development and access to a nationwide network of education leaders. Residents are often tasked with leading major projects like opening new schools, leading budgeting processes, increasing operational efficiencies, improving human resources, or supporting the launch of major policy initiatives. In these roles they can have an immediate impact on the education of America’s students.
- Catherine B. Reynold Foundation Fellowship
The Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Fellowships in Social Entrepreneurship are designed to equip individuals for national leadership positions that bring the real-world insights of management and entrepreneurship to bear on social problems. We are looking for people who want to change the world: start new organizations, transform bureaucracies in public-sector and nongovernmental arenas, and assume leadership positions in existing nonprofits. Candidates for this fellowship are chosen from among the applicants who wish to pursue public service degrees at the Graduate School of Education, the School of Public Health, and the Harvard Kennedy School. In addition to gaining admission to one of these schools, successful candidates must also have demonstrated experience in tackling social problems. The Fellowship includes tuition and health insurance for the current academic year.
- Federal Education Leadership Fellows Program (NEW YORK ONLY)
The Federal Education Leadership Fellows Program is a partnership of the New York City Department of Education (NYC DOE), Brooklyn College, Bank Street College,
and the Council of School Supervisors and Administrators (CSA).
- Harvard Kennedy School - Bohnett Leadership Fellows for Gay and Lesbian Public Leaders
To develop a strong cohort of LGBT public officials, the Gay & Lesbian Leadership Institute, in collaboration with the David Bohnett Foundation, has sent 78 outstanding LGBT leaders to the Harvard Kennedy School’s Senior Executives in State and Local Government program since 2002, and connects these alumni to opportunities for further leadership development.
About the Program
Designed for all senior-level executives working with state and local governments — including government officials, nonprofit leaders, and elected officeholders — this intensive, three-week Executive Education program at the Harvard Kennedy School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, hones skills and furthers the leadership potential of accomplished individuals from across the United States. Sessions are held in June and July.
- The Education Policy Fellowship Program (EPFP™)
The Education Policy Fellowship Program (EPFP™) is a 10-month in-service professional development program for emerging and mid-level leaders. These professionals work in public, non-profit, and private sector organizations, but they all share the same professional passion: education.
EPFP produces graduates who possess the capacity to contribute to the formulation, implementation, and debate about education and related policies in a particular state and at the national level.
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