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Program

Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship Program

Organization

Carnegie Foundation

Opportunity Type

Fellowship

About the Program

Fellows receive support and training to develop a range of professional skills in the areas of education systems, networked improvement science, writing, research, public speaking and group facilitation, and work and project management. Fellows are also exposed to the deep expertise and large professional network of Foundation staff.

 

Fellows report to a mentor who also manages their day-to-day work. Mentors provide professional coaching and guidance as well as feedback for professional growth and development. Additionally, all fellows are supervised by the Fellowship Director.

 

Through their participation in the program, new fellows become a part of a growing network of past and current fellows. By assuming leadership roles within the post-baccalaureate program, fellows have the opportunity to develop leadership skills and actively shape the program.

 

The work scope of each Carnegie Post-Baccalaureate Fellow is determined in conjunction with his or her mentor, taking into account his/her background, strengths, interests, and goals.

Program Location

Stanford, CA

Application Deadline

March 16, 2023

Application Website

www.carnegiefoundation.org/get-involved/fellows-program/post-baccalaureate-fellowship-application-process/

Program Benefits

Paid?
Yes
Pay Rate
$38,500 annual compensation
Additional Benefits
  • Networking and collaboration opportunities to  work with national leaders in the fields of education and improvement science
  • Training, mentoring, and leadership development opportunities
  • Opportunity to attend one relevant national conference with travel, housing, and registration expenses paid
  • Generous benefits package
  • Relocation stipend to facilitate your move to the Carnegie Foundation in Stanford, California
  • Stanford Courtesy Card which provides use of Stanford facilities and a wide range of discounts

Requirements

Description
  • Resume
  • Personal statement (750 words or less) describing your interest in the Fellowship. An effective personal statement will include the following:
  • Why you consider yourself a good fit for the program
  • Where your interests lie in terms of areas of responsibilities and program work
  • How your engagement in this opportunity will advance your own personal and professional goals
  • Copy of college transcript(s) – an unofficial copy is acceptable
  • Writing sample (15 pages or less) from a previous writing project
  • Two letters of recommendation on letterhead (with at least one from a professor), evaluating your leadership, communication, analytics, and research skills. Your letters of recommendation may be uploaded using this form.
Open to residents of:
National - All 50 States
Open to students attending school in:
National - All 50 States
First Generation College Students
Preferred
Year in School
  • Recent Graduate - Undergraduate
Citizenship
  • U.S. Citizens
  • Legal Permanent Residents
Keywords
Fellowship, Carnegie Foundation, teaching
Contact

postbacfellowship@carnegiehub.org

Organization Address

51 Vista Lane
Stanford, CA 94305

Last Modified Date
February 26, 2015
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