POSITION: CUNY Food Justice Leadership (CFJL) Fellowship
ORGANIZATION: CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute
The CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute is excited to announce the launch of the CUNY Food Justice Leadership (CFJL) Fellowship! This is a *PAID* opportunity for CUNY students to learn from some of the brightest experts in the field on a range of food related issues. The program is designed to offer opportunities for continued training and participation in a variety of food-centered civic activities for emerging student leaders at CUNY.
This program is ideal for CUNY students who are interested in food justice and looking to strengthen their food justice leadership skills! The first 15-weeks of the program will require students to commit 6 hours/week for instructional learning, where participants will be introduced to food justice concepts and career paths. They will have the opportunity to network with invited guest speakers and build connections. Participants will then be partnered with a NYC organization to complete a 180-hour internship requirement.
The program is expected to begin in June 2023 and sessions will be held on Tuesdays between 2:00-5:00pm. All fellows will be paid a generous stipend for their participation in the program, which is all made possible thanks to funding from the Levitt Foundation.
Eligibility Requirements
– Be between the ages of 18-25
– Be an incoming or current CUNY student with preference given to those with less than 30 academic credits
– Meet CUNY standards for good academic standing (i.e., a cumulative GPA of 2.0+)
– Have a minimum of ~200 hours of documented involvement in social
justice work, community service, with preference to food related activities (paid or
unpaid)
Application Deadline: April 28, 2023
To view the official posting and apply click here
POSITION: Research Assistant – Food Environment and Food Access Surveys
ORGANIZATION: CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute (CUFPI)
The CUNY Urban Food Policy Institute (CUFPI) is seeking multiple bi-lingual research assistants to conduct street intercept and telephone surveys about New Yorker’s experiences with their food environment and various food access programs.
Preferred candidates will demonstrate experience in conducting street intercept or telephone based surveys or interviews.
Research assistants must be fluent in at least one of the following languages: Mandarin, Cantonese, and Russian
Research assistants must commit to working for at least 60 hours on site collecting data, with potential to increase if interested. Weekly schedules can be flexible but must be completed between the hours of 10am-6pm. The hourly rate for this position is $22 an hour. MPH and dietetic intern students are encouraged to apply.
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POSITION: Research Assistant
ORGANIZATION: CUNY SPH Health Equity and Access to Care (HEAC)
The Health Equity and Access to Care (HEAC) project focuses on individuals’
experiences with healthcare in New York City (NYC). It is a multi‐year
collaboration with the Bureau of Equitable Health Systems at the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. The project comprises focus groups and interviews with a diverse sample of NYC residents.
The Position: We are looking to hire several part-time research assistants (RAs) who will beresponsible for assisting to recruit project participants and will work closely with the HEAC Project Coordinator and other team members. The RAs will engage with New Yorkers and organizations in neighborhoods throughout the five boroughs to invite them to participate in focus groups and post project flyers. This outreach will consist of, but not be limited to: flyer distribution, event attendance and tabling, community presentation, attendance at community events, and other activities as required by the project
This position requires frequent travel to a variety of locations and events throughout NYC. Applicants must be comfortable traveling throughout the city and have the flexibility to attend occasional events on weekends and evenings.
Applicant Qualifications
The successful applicant will have a combination of the following:
experience with or interest in research participant engagement and recruitment
strong interpersonal and organizational skills
comfortable interacting professionally with people from diverse cultural, racial,
ethnic, gender, and socioeconomic backgrounds
exhibit a professional and positive attitude
ability to adapt to changing circumstances
CITI certification (or obtain it prior to starting the position)
working knowledge of a language other than English (preferred)
Time Commitment and Compensation
Depending on the number of RAs hired, the positions may range between 10 and 19 hours/week, with an hourly rate between $22-25 depending on experience. Work will involve travel to different NYC locations for outreach and recruitment
events, as well as on-site work at the CUNY SPH campus. The position is available to be filled immediately.
To Apply
Interested individuals who meet the qualifications listed above are encouraged to
apply by sending an email to Elisabeth.Figeroa@sph.cuny.edu with the following: 1) detailed cover letter summarizing applicable background/experience, and 2)
resume/CV
To view the official posting click here
POSITION: Community Development Field Research Interns (In-person; Part-Time May-June)
ORGANIZATION: The 3×3 Company with the NYC Department of Parks
About the Company: 3×3 is a women-led inclusive innovation studio designing for systemic change—from New York to New Delhi. We bring communities, the public sector, and private entities together as allies to create social transformation and impact.
About the Role and Background Context: 3×3 is currently working with the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation (NYC Parks) to implement a Community Development Usership Survey (CD Usership Survey) study to capture dimensions of usership at three New York City parks: Pelham Bay Park, Prospect Park, and Van Cortlandt Park.
This study seeks to address two questions:
1) What is the relationship between low-and-moderate income residents and the study area parks?
2) What are the key characteristics of user-reported activities and perspectives in the study area parks?
To assist with the sampling and data collection methodologies that capture a representative sample of park users during the study period, 3×3 is seeking twelve (12) Field Researchers to provide assistance with outreach and research, including conducting intercept surveys and other methods of in-field data collection methods over the course of the year-long engagement. This engagement would blend knowledge of in-field research, public engagement, and workshop facilitation (as needed).
Field researchers will work under the supervision and guidance of a 3×3 program strategist on the research team as they conduct the activities described in this section. Throughout the course of the study period, field researchers will attend regular monthly touchpoint meetings with the supervising 3×3 team. These meetings will provide an opportunity for researchers to share key updates on their progress, report any issues they have encountered in the field, and receive feedback. These meetings will also provide an opportunity for the research team to provide additional training and support to the researchers as needed.
Key responsibilities for this role will include, but are not limited to:
○ Participate in onboarding and training sessions, including specific training related to research activities and the responsible conduct of human subjects research (HSR);
○ Reliably and consistently participate in field research activities (e.g. intercept surveys, interviews, contextual research, focus groups, etc., as applicable) according to the methods and schedule defined by the research team. A core responsibility for field researchers will be approaching park visitors and conducting intercept surveys in professional and respectful manner;
○ Taking field notes (and subsequently transcribing quotations) associated with surveys, interviews, observations, focus groups, or other methods as applicable;
○ Logging field data collection blocks, including ensuring the comprehensive recording of applicable data collected from intercept surveys, including properly logging responses, collecting demographic information (as needed), and tracking the location and time of survey responses;
○ Ensuring the quality of the data collected, including monitoring the consistency of responses and following appropriate quality control procedures to ensure data accuracy; ○ Communicating and collaborating effectively with other field researchers and supervising research team members;
○ Participating in synthesis activities to distill critical insights, and assisting as requested with the synthesis and reporting phase of the study
Duration: May 2023 through June 2024 (20 hours/week)
Compensation: $22.00/hour
To be considered, please submit your application via this link.
● Your application should include a cover letter, your resume or CV, and work samples (i.e., research or writing samples). Please note that work samples are desired but not required if your resume indicates experience in conducting research.
● In your application, please highlight any relevant cultural and linguistic competencies that may be an asset to the research focus (e.g., bilingualism, familiarity with a neighborhood surrounding a park site).
● The application window will close on Friday, May 5, 2023 at midnight.
To view the official posting click here
POSITION: Senior Service Fellow (Health Scientist)
ORGANIZATION: CDC
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is the agency Americans trust with their lives. As a global leader in public health, CDC is the nation’s premier health promotion, prevention, and preparedness agency. Whether we are protecting the American people from public health threats, researching emerging diseases, or mobilizing public health programs with our domestic and international partners, we rely on our employees to make a real difference in the health and well-being of our people here and around the world.
Position This position is located in CDC’s National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Cancer Prevention and Control (DCPC). CDC’s Division of Cancer Prevention and Control leads nationwide efforts to eliminate preventable cancers and improve cancer survivors’ health and well-being. We are dedicated to helping all people reduce their risk of cancer and get the right screening tests at the right time. DCPC works with communities to help develop effective cancer prevention and control practices and put them into action. The Program Services Branch (PSB)/DCPC is seeking highly qualified candidates for a full-time Senior Service Fellow position as a Health Scientist (Data). The ideal candidate will have expertise in the collection, processing, and analysis of public health surveillance, evaluation, research, and administrative health data. Candidates should have experience analyzing public health data, including survey data, healthcare data, and other surveillance data at the local, state, and national levels using robust analytic methods.
Duties
- Develop proposals and projects for evaluation and research that align with DCPC and Branch priorities, define the scope and intent of the projects, data to be used, analytic methods, technology resource requirements, timelines and intended outputs;
- Assist in monitoring data quality issues as they relate to the public health datasets used in research and evaluation projects and collaborate with data management and information technology colleagues to process, clean, and verify data integrity;
- Conduct robust analysis using varied quantitative analytic methods (regression, difference in difference, geospatial analysis, modeling, health economic methods) of public health evaluation and healthcare data sets to address defined research and evaluation questions pertaining to DCPC and Branch funded public health programs;
- Work collaboratively with colleagues to provide data interpretation to both technical expert and lay users of public health data;
- Develop and deliver formal presentations for varied audiences;
- Develop publishable manuscripts based on analytic projects. Assure that abstracts and manuscripts are properly reviewed via the CDC clearance process and that they are appropriately submitted to conferences and journals;
- Make recommendations for improvements in public health programming;
- Produce data visualizations to communicate findings to internal and external audiences;
- Collaborate with colleagues inside and outside of CDC on varied analytic projects, including external academics partnering on research and analytic projects (e.g., qualitative research studies, simulation and predictive modeling, health economic studies).
- Respond to data and policy requests and inquiries from senior management in a timely manner;
- Participate in the development of guidance documents and data user manuals for standardized data collections for national evaluations of public health programs;
- Collaborate with epidemiologists, medical officers, health economists, statisticians, policy analyists, evaluators, and other public health professionals to plan and conduct research and evaluation of public health programs;
- Assist in strategic planning related to research and evaluation of national public health programs;
- Support synthesis and interpretation of relevant literature and other public sources and provide analytical review of current methodological activities. Basic Qualifications
Education:
Bachelor’s or graduate/higher level degree: major study in an academic field related to the medical field, health sciences or allied sciences appropriate to the work of the position. This degree must be from an educational program from an accrediting body recognized by the U.S. Department of Education at the time the degree was obtained.
Agency Required Educational Qualifications:
- Doctoral degree, and
- One year of postdoctoral experience at or above the GS-12 grade level in the Federal service or its equivalent with state or local government, the private sector, or nongovernmental organizations.
Highly qualified candidates would possess the following:
- At least 5 years of specialized experience, to include:
- Proficient in use of statistical software including SAS
- Experience using large public health data sets for evaluation and research
- Proficient in use of varied analytic methods used in public heath evaluation and research
- Experience conducting evaluation and research of cancer prevention and control public health programs
- Experience collaborating with epidemiologists, medical officers, statisticians, policy analysts, evaluators, and other public health professionals to plan and conduct research and evaluation
- Experience making professional presentations and developing publishable manuscripts
Basic Requirements
- Both US citizens and non-US citizens are eligible to apply
- Note: Non-US citizens meeting the above degree and specified specialized experience requirements are eligible for noncompetitive appointments under this appointing authority. Citizens of countries on the Non-Aligned list (including China, India, and Switzerland) are eligible for this appointment. Citizens of countries that have been determined by the U.S. Secretary of State as State Sponsors of Terrorism will not be able to obtain a security clearance to work at CDC and should not be considered for this appointing authority. Countries currently on this list include: Cuba, North Korea, Iran, and Syria.
- Successful completion of a background investigation
- Up to 10% travel may be required
This position has an education requirement: Upon request, you must submit a copy of your transcripts (or a list of your courses including titles, credit hours completed and grades). Unofficial transcripts will be accepted in the application package; however, official transcripts will be required prior to receiving an official offer. Failure to submit transcripts or indicated college courses information will cause loss of consideration for this position.
Foreign Education: If you are using education completed in foreign colleges or universities to meet the qualification requirements, you must show that the education credentials have been evaluated by a private organization that specializes in interpretation of foreign education programs and such education has been deemed equivalent to that gained in an accredited U.S. education program; or full credit has been given for the courses at a U.S. accredited college or university.
For further information, review the new hire information page.
Salary: $104,108 – $135,209
Apply by: May 1, 2023
To view the official posting and apply click here
POSITION: The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships
ORGANIZATION: (PD Soros)
Every year, The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships for New Americans (PD Soros) supports thirty New Americans— immigrants or the children of immigrants—who are pursuing graduate or professional school in the United States.
- It’s free to apply.
- You can apply when you’re applying to graduate or professional school, or when you’re in the first two years of the academic program you’re seeking funding for.
- You can apply more than one.
- You must be 30 or younger as of the deadline to apply.
- PD Soros supports all types of full-time degrees at accredited institutions in the United States.
- Want to know more? Watch a recorded information session with our staff and current Fellows.
- Full eligibility requirements can be found here.
Each Fellowship supports one to two years of graduate study in any field and in any advanced degree-granting program in the United States.
Each award is for up to a total of $90,000. Here is the financial break down: Each Fellow receives $25,000 in stipend support a year (all stipend awards are capped at $50,000 per year), as well as 50 percent of required tuition and fees, up to $20,000 per year, for one to two years. The first year of Fellowship funding cannot be deferred.
Most importantly, new Fellows join a strong community of current and past Fellows who all share the New American experience. There is an alumni association, The Paul & Daisy Soros Fellows Association (PDSFA), which actively engages current and past Fellows in events held across the country.
Full eligibility requirements can be found here. If you are interested in connecting with a university fellowship advisor, you can find a list of universities with advisors here.
The competition is merit-based. Selection criteria emphasize creativity, originality, initiative, and sustained accomplishment. The program values a commitment to the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. The program does not have any quotas for types of degrees, universities or programs, countries of origin, or gender, etc. Unsuccessful applicants are welcome to reapply in subsequent years if they are still eligible.
What is required of Fellows? Over the two years of the Fellowship, Fellows are required to attend the annual Fall Conference in New York City, which is fully paid for by the program. The Fall Conference takes place over a weekend in late October and is an opportunity for the new Fellows to get to know one another and the Fellowship staff, alumni, and community, celebrate, and examine the New American experience. In addition, the director or deputy director of the Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowships will visit each Fellow on their respective campus during the first fall semester of their Fellowship. The Fellowship funding should allow Fellows to focus on their studies full-time, which is why Fellows are not able to work full-time during their graduate program. Finally, Fellows are required to remain in good standing in their graduate program while receiving funding. At the close of their two years as an active fellow, Fellows must submit an exit report. More details on the visit and the requirements of the Fellowship are provided when selected applicants sign a contract with the Fellowship.
The application for the 2024 Fellowship is now open. To apply, click here. The application will close on October 26th, 2023 at 2:00 pm ET.
To view the official posting click here
POSITION: Joint Infectious Diseases/Epidemic Intelligence Service Fellowship
ORGANIZATION: CDC and IDSA
With funding from CDC, IDSA launched a joint pilot program for ID physicians who are interested in CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service. The four-year pilot program streamlines a career path for applicants interested in both the ID fellowship and EIS program. The joint ID/EIS fellowship uses the existing EIS and ID fellowship applications, and applicants must apply separately to both the EIS and the ID fellowship programs.
Joint ID/EIS fellows will be hired and paid according to the ID fellowship institution’s procedures for the first two years of the program (which may include a T32 grant for F2) and then by CDC during the EIS portion of the program. During the EIS portion of the program, joint fellows will be hired and paid by CDC, as described on its website.
Each ID fellowship program offers different salary and benefits packages. Check the website of participating ID fellowship programs to learn about the salary and benefits offered.
Applicants must apply separately to both the EIS and the ID fellowship programs in the same application cycle and be accepted by both programs in order to be considered for the joint ID/EIS fellowship program.
Complete your EIS application following the guidance on CDC’s website and indicate your interest in the joint fellowship program here
Complete your ID fellowship application in ERAS. Select the joint track when applying here
To view the official posting click here
POSITION: 2023 Community Chef
ORGANIZATION: Harvest Home Farmer’s Market
DESCRIPTION:
Harvest Home Farmer’s Market provides low-income communities with access to farm fresh local produce and the education to achieve healthier lifestyles. We operate 13 seasonal markets (June – November) in low-income communities in the Bronx, Upper Manhattan, and Brooklyn.
JOB SUMMARY:
Community chefs will work as part of a team of two in the preparation of plant-based recipes featuring local produce and delivery of nutrition education at 13 Harvest Home farmers’ markets. This opportunity offers a great hands-on learning experience for those interested in working with health and wellness improvement in NYC, particularly in underserved communities, in addition to valuable networking opportunities.
RESPONSIBITIES AND DUTIES (include but are not limited to):
• Conduct cooking demonstrations with nutrition education information at assigned farmers’ market(s)
• Maintain food safety throughout the food demonstrations.
• Distribute nutrition education materials, communicate clearly to participants.
• Complete all tracking and data collection and submit in a timely, organized manner.
• Maintain close communication with Harvest Home staff to maintain appropriate levels of supplies and necessary ingredients and materials for weekly recipes.
• Participate in team meetings and trainings, including mandatory pre-season training in June 2023
QUALIFICATIONS:
• Current ServSafe certification or successfully completed a NYC Food Protection Course. (If needed: complete NYC Food Protection Course online for $24.00 dollar fee)
• Basic knife skills and ability to execute basic cooking techniques
• Experience or training in nutrition or community cooking demonstrations/workshops.
• Ideal candidates will have knowledge about regionally-grown fruit and vegetables – including growing seasons/patterns and culinary applications.
• Dynamic personality and excellent presentation, interpersonal, and communication skills
• Ability to work in multi-cultural settings with racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic diversity
• Willing and able to stand for long periods of time working outdoors
• Does not shy away from the heat/cold or wind/rain (we cannot emphasize this enough!)
• College coursework in nutrition and/or food studies preferred
• Willingness to travel throughout New York City
• Ability to speak other languages is a plus! (Spanish, French, Creole, Mandarin, Cantonese, Bengali, and Russian)
• Commitment to a minimum of 2 days per week, 7 hours/day, possibly including Saturday
• Reliable, punctual, and dependable • Possesses an interest in making a difference with respect to nutrition, while having a passion for food accessibility and healthy food choices • Availability for the required 3-day (20/hrs.) training on June 7th, 8th, and 9th
Hourly Wage: $22/hour
HOW TO APPLY: Email resume and cover letter to altonwilson@hotmail.com. Include in the subject line “Harvest Home Community Chef Application.” Please provide your phone number.
To view the official posting click here
POSITION: Learning & Development (L&D) Intern (remote)
ORGANIZATION: American Institutes for Research (AIRS)
Overview
AIR is currently seeking a Learning & Development (L&D) Intern to join our 2023 Virtual Summer Internship Program. The L&D intern should be someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and is interested in pursuing a career in supporting the growth and development of others.
The L&D Intern will have the opportunity to work with AIR’s L&D team to build our Project Management and Staff Management curriculum. They will be able to share their creativity through training development and instructional design. The team encourages creativity, risk taking, and personal growth through regular feedback.
AIR’s 2023 Virtual Summer Internship Program is designed to identify, attract, and hire the best collegiate talent that will drive creativity and innovation while enabling the organization to create a diverse and skilled talent pool. Spanning 10 – 12 weeks, AIR’s paid summer program provides Interns with various learning and networking opportunities that enhance their skillset and build lasting professional connections.
Candidates hired for the position may work remotely within the United States (U.S.) or from one of our U.S. office locations.
About AIR:
Established in 1946, with headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, AIR is a nonpartisan, not-for-profit institution that conducts behavioral and social science research and delivers technical assistance to solve some of the most urgent challenges in the U.S. and around the world. We advance evidence in the areas of education, health, the workforce, human services, and international development to create a better, more equitable world.
AIR’s commitment to diversity goes beyond legal compliance to its full integration in our strategy, operations, and work environment. At AIR, we define diversity broadly, considering everyone’s unique life and community experiences. We believe that embracing diverse perspectives, abilities/disabilities, racial/ethnic and cultural backgrounds, styles, ages, genders, gender identities and expressions, education backgrounds, and life stories drives innovation and employee engagement. Learn more about AIR’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Strategy and hear from our staff by clicking here.
The responsibilities for the position include:
- Develop and follow project plans for development of materials
- Create storyboards and materials for facilitated virtual training
- Collaborate with Subject Matter Experts
- Update or create supplemental learning resources
- Website update
- Build courses in RISEE 360 or Storyline (not required skilled set) Qualifications
Education, Knowledge, and Experience:
- Must be a current student seeking a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in such fields as instructional design, educational technology, adult learning, or human resources (with a focus on talent development)
- Experience with Articulate platforms
- Experience developing storyboards and training
- Understanding of project management helpful but not required
Skills:
- Strong communication skills
- Ability to navigate a fast-paced environment
- Ability to work independently and as a member of a team
- Proficiency with Microsoft products
- Comfortable working independently and as a member of a team
- Strong attention to detail and commitment to accuracy when writing
- Effective communicator that can work with individuals at all levels and from diverse backgrounds
- Comfortable working in a virtual work environment
- Comfortable receiving feedback
Disclosures:
Applicants must be currently authorized to work in the U.S. (i.e., U.S. citizen, CPT visa, or OPT visa) on a full-time basis. Depending on project work, qualified candidates may need to meet certain residency requirements.
This position offers $17.00 – $20.00 per hour.
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POSITION: American Connection Corps Fellowship
ORGANIZATION: American Connection Corps
Lead For America is looking for new American Connection Corps members to serve one year working towards bridging the digital divide in rural, semi-rural, and emerging communities. Fellows will be placed in local public institutions where they will tackle critical, bi-partisan challenges to advance economic prosperity. This fellowship is a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in building a career in public service. Learn more about the position and apply by May 10 here.
American Connection Corps Program
The American Connection Corps (ACC) is a program of Lead For America, a national nonprofit organization focused on building a leadership force of moral, dynamic, and locally-rooted leaders committed to serving the communities they call home in every corner of this country. ACC is Lead For America’s boots-on-the-ground service corps, aimed at activating local leaders in rural and emerging communities to tackle critical, bi-partisan challenges to advance economic prosperity. Through ACC, Lead For America ensures that national service opportunities are indeed available in “every corner of this country.”
American Connection Corps Members advance economic prosperity in rural and emerging communities nationwide. Placed with a local public institution, members build critical capacity, attract resources, and activate community engagement across the following key areas: Economic Opportunity | Health and Social Capital | Agriculture and Natural Resources
As such, bridging the digital divide was selected as a core campaign of the American Connection Corps and is an issue that unites all ACC Members as they serve across these fields. Through yearlong training and support, members are equipped with the tools to understand how they can channel these resources locally, while also building capacity across a diverse set of host institutions and issue areas to ensure that the opportunity that broadband access facilitates can be fully realized.
Key Responsibilities: American Connection Corps members are placed in rural, semi-rural, and emerging communities in backbone organizations that are in a position to best support an area’s growth and development. These include local county and city governments, regional planning commissions that serve predominantly rural areas, and 501c3 nonprofit and community-based organizations. ACC Members serve a wide range of towns and cities that can range from three-digit populations to more than 60,000. In some cases, members serve in organizations or state agencies headquartered in a regional metropolitan area, or state capitol, but that serve a larger region of rural communities.
American Connection Corps Members are placed with a partnering host organization and a dynamic local supervisor/mentor where their personal skill sets and passions can be unleashed to help move the community forward. Members commit to a year of service, focusing on issues important to economic opportunity, agriculture and natural resources, and/or health and social capital — critical anchors to a thriving community.
ACC members participate in three in-person training retreats, a virtual winter training, and select national conferences related to their focus areas. Through these trainings, as well as ongoing virtual “pod” calls and 1:1 Program Officer support, ACC Members are exposed to key issues facing rural and emerging communities across the country, get to build relationships with key national and statewide thought leaders, and develop real-world tools and skill sets necessary to get things done for America.
Skills Knowledge and Expertise We strive to recruit a diverse Corps of ACC Members that reflect our communities nationwide. Our Corps is intergenerational and available to all, without regard to race, color, origin, gender, political affiliation, disability, sexual orientation, or religion.
Eligibility: Be a U.S. Citizen, National, or Lawful Permanent Resident; Have not already served four (4) or more AmeriCorps and/or VISTA terms.
*The ideal ACC candidate will be committed to Lead For America’s values of: Bridge Building, Service & Sacrifice, Love of Neighbor, Innovation in All Things, and Commitment to Place.
Benefits
- Every full-time (1700 service hours) fellow receives a $30,000 stipend
- A $6,895 education award through AmeriCorps
- Health Care Coverage Available
- 1:1 monthly check-ins with an LFA program manager
- Access to 1:1 technical mentors with national leaders, such as the Chief Technology Officer at Microsoft and the VP of Government Relations at Land O’Lakes
- Monthly pod meetings with other ACC members, sorted by state and/or topic focus.
- Monthly topical plenaries across the full ACC cohort.
- Quarterly check-ins with their Host Supervisor and LFA program manager to ensure continued project success.
- Shared platforms and national news and media amplification with ACC partners, such as Land O’Lakes, Heartland Forward, Tractor Supply, American Farm Bureau, etc.
- Note: The ACC Fellowship also offers 900 & 1200-hour service options when the program allows.