GradFUTURES Fellowships/Internships provide graduate students with an opportunity to apply discipline-specific skills, gain interdisciplinary project team experience, and contribute to a nonprofit organization's social-impact mission. Students receive one-on-one mentoring and coaching, gain exposure to organizational dynamics and leadership strategies via shadowing and participating in meetings and/or presentations. Host organizations work closely with the Graduate School to determine the learning outcomes and professional development goals for these immersive experiences. The expectation is that the fellowship will be mutually beneficial and host organizations will benefit from the diverse ideas of graduate students in conjunction with meaningful project deliverables to address local, regional, national and global challenges. Fellowships vary in length, each lasting for a mutually agreeable and pre-determined number of weeks during the summer or academic year, and for a pre-determined number of hours over the course of this period of time week. The Graduate School provides the fellow/intern with a stipend to fund this immersive experience. (Note that this is viewed as a fellowship for funding consideration. The term fellow/intern is used interchangeably here because the title may vary at individual organizations.) Program Objectives and Goals The goals of the GradFUTURES fellowship/internship program are to provide graduate students with opportunities to: Participate in a unique learning experience to acquire and hone professional skills and competencies; Develop a broader knowledge of the organization's work through exposure to and participation in discussions beyond the scope of the intern’s projects involving critical challenges in the field; Collaborate with team members and experienced staff to produce specific deliverables; Receive mentorship from staff and/or others within the organization; Present projects and items accomplished during the fellowship/internship to showcase skills learned and refine communication skills. GradFUTURES Fellowship: Current and Former Partner/Host Organizations Propose a Bespoke Social Impact Fellowship New America Future Frontlines Social Impact Fellowship McCarter Theatre Social Impact Fellowships Princeton Arts Alumni (PA2) Social Impact Fellowship Hasso Plattner Institute Social Impact Fellowship United Way of Greater Mercer County Social Impact Fellowship Princeton University Press Common Reading Marketing Social Impact Fellowship All Tech is Human Social Impact Fellowship Responsible AI Institute Social Impact Fellowship Gazelle International Social Impact Fellowship Rita Allen Foundation Social Impact Fellowship Newark Alliance Social Impact Fellowship XPRIZE Health Communications Social Impact Fellowship Newark Symphony Hall (NSH) Public Policy Social Impact Fellowship Newark Symphony Hall (NSH) Social Impact Fellowship Princeton University Press International Rights Social Impact Fellowship Princeton University Press Digital Marketing/Ideas Social Impact Fellowship HomeWorks Trenton GradFUTURES Social Impact Fellowship FASPE Special Project GradFUTURES Social Impact Fellowship FASPE Case Development Social Impact Fellowship FASPE Journal Editor Social Impact Fellowship FASPE Ethical Leadership Training Social Impact Fellowship Blue Meridian Partners Social Impact Fellowship Early Music American Social Impact Fellowship Foundation Venture Capital Group Social Impact Fellowship The ThinkLab at Midstory Social Impact Fellowship Modern Language Association Data and Advocacy Social Impact Fellowship Modern Language Association Professional Development & Advocacy Social Impact Fellowship New America Future of Land and Housing Social Impact Fellowship NJ Edge Social Impact Fellowship New America Center on Education and Labor Social Impact Fellowship XPRIZE Visioneering Science Communication Social Impact Fellowship XPRIZE Racial Equity Alliance Research Social Impact Fellowship XPRIZE Foundation Impact Social Impact Fellowship Choose New Jersey Social Impact Fellowship BioNJ Social Impact Fellowship Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub Social Impact Fellowship American Society on Aging Social Impact Fellowship Hear from Current and Former Fellows & Mentors! Megan Armknecht, GS, HIS Summer Intern, Bureau of Bureau of Public Affairs/ Office of the Historian in Washington D.C Leanne Clark-Shirley Vice President of Programs and Thought Leadership Jessica Dheere '93 Director of Ranking Digital Rights, New America Anna Eddelbuettel Hancock, GS, CBE Alicia M. Ejsmond-Frey *19, CLA GradFUTURES Summer Fellow, Open Innovation Team, Cabinet Office (London, UK) Lynne Guey, GS, SPIA Rebekah Haigh, GS, REL GradFUTURES Fellow Debbie Hart President and CEO, BioNJ Max Horder, GS, ANT University Administrative Fellow Florence Hudson '80, MAE Executive Director, Northeast Big Data Innovation Hub at Columbia University Margaret Kurkoski, GS, ART Cate Mahoney *20, ENG University Administrative Fellow