Fellowship Description Social Impact Fellows at Princeton Arts Alumni (PA2) will contribute to the design and launch of the next decade of the organization, which recently earned its 501(c)3 status. Poised to build programming, expand relationships and raise funds with a refreshed mission, the organization is ready for growth and the creative minds to realize it. Partnering directly with Founder Pilar Castro-Kiltz ‘10 and the new board of directors, Fellows will have the opportunity to develop skills in organization building, communications, project management, innovation, relationship development, data-based decision making, and strategic planning. There will be many opportunities for interacting with alums, university entities, and professionals in the arts industries. Pilar Castro-Kiltz will directly oversee fellows and offer both mentorship and training on these skills, which she has honed through over a decade of working with business and nonprofit leaders through More Canvas Consulting. The Fellowship can be tailored to focus on areas of special interest. Your Host Founded in 2013, Princeton Arts Alumni (PA2) is a non-profit organization that engages members of the Princeton University community, especially its alums, to build a network of mentorship, resources, and experiences that illuminate pathways to participation in the arts. Having built a foundation of relationships during its first decade, the next decade of PA2 is aimed toward building structures for increased equity and resilience in arts industries by activating and connecting alums, students, and other University entities. Arts-related industries can be a powerful force for economic, social, and cultural change. Together with its partners and collaborators, Princeton Arts Alumni (PA2) can pave pathways to careers in the arts and support ways in which the arts can impact humanity. SIF Mentor Pilar Castro-Kiltz '10 Founder, Princeton Arts Alumni CEO and Founder, More Canvas Consulting Social Impact Fellowship Partner Pilar Castro-Kiltz '10 is the CEO and founder of More Canvas Consulting. Launched in 2014, the firm offers services in strategic planning, operations improvement, and communications management to a portfolio of clients across industries, with special expertise in higher education, healthcare, social impact, and the arts. Pilar’s approach, which connects strategy with storytelling, draws both from her professional experience and her training at The Wharton School at The University of Pennsylvania and NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, where she earned an MBA and MFA, respectively. Apply Here Submit Your Application Today! Current & Former SIF Fellows & Mentors Jonathan Aguirre *22, SPO Vice President, User Experience Research Lead, JPMorgan Chase & Co. Participant, American Higher Ed & Ethics of AI Learning Cohorts & Professional Development Working Group Member Clio Hall Award Recipient Karina Alexanyan Director of Strategy, All Tech is Human Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Genevieve Allotey-Pappoe, GS, MUS University Administrative Fellow Social Impact Fellow Scott Alpizar Director of Venture Commercialization, Foundation Venture Capital Group Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Megan Armknecht, GS, HIS Summer Intern, Bureau of Bureau of Public Affairs/ Office of the Historian in Washington D.C Pierre Azou, GS, FIT Social Impact Fellow Yuzhou Bai *23, EAS Professional Development Associate 2019-21 Social Impact Fellow Clio Hall Award Recipient Rebecca Bengoechea Senior International Rights Manager, Princeton University Press Social Impact Fellowship Mentor Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »