The Fellows Program is a graduate-level public affairs fellowship focused on effective, ethical, and collaborative leadership through focus weeks, team dynamic cohort learning, and work placements across several sectors, which have included:
- NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene: To improve intra-agency collaboration, I inventoried inter-divisional workgroups and recommended best practices and agency-wide improvements for workgroups’ collaborative processes.
- Restaurant Opportunities Centers United: To inform policy making and advocacy, I administered a survey to gather information about the childcare needs of restaurant workers.
- Robert Sterling Clark Foundation: To create a launching point for alternative nonprofit governance exploration, I drafted a framing publication by interviewing field leaders and synthesizing research.
- Numina - Project: To build on Numina's NYC presence, I strategically identified use cases for transit safety technology in NYC’s public sector. I also estimated the serviceable available market related to Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding.
- Nonprofit New York - To help strengthen the Board of Directors during a time of transition, I created a report of findings and recommendations by conducting interviews and a survey for board members and staff.
