Open Society Foundation is offering one year residence fellowship for
recent JD, LLM, MPA, MPP and MBA graduates from accredited U.S. law,
public policy and business schools. Fellows pursue work related to human
rights, good governance and justice through a one-year residence within
the Office of the President at the Open Society Foundations. Fellows
will receive a salary of $60,000 plus benefits. The 2014 fellowship will
commence in September 2014 with the term ending in July 2015.
Study Subject (s):
Fellows pursue work related to human rights, good governance, and
justice through a one-year residence within the Office of the President
at the Open Society Foundation.
Course Level: This Fellowship is a one year residence programme for recent JD, LLM, MPA, MPP, and MBA graduates from accredited U.S. law, public policy and business schools.
Scholarship Provider: Open Society Foundation
Scholarship can be taken at: USA
Eligibility:
The Open Society Presidential Fellowship will be awarded to three (3)
students graduating in 2014 from an accredited U.S. law, public policy
and business school.
-Fellows are selected for their scholarship, leadership, and commitment to continued practice in the fields of nonprofit management, human rights, good governance and justice.
-Fellows will be chosen through a selection process facilitated by NYU School of Law and will be identified without regard to the applicant’s race, color, religion, gender, political beliefs, national origin, disability, age or sexual orientation.
-Fellows are selected for their scholarship, leadership, and commitment to continued practice in the fields of nonprofit management, human rights, good governance and justice.
-Fellows will be chosen through a selection process facilitated by NYU School of Law and will be identified without regard to the applicant’s race, color, religion, gender, political beliefs, national origin, disability, age or sexual orientation.
Scholarship Open for Students of Following Countries: US students are eligible for this fellowship.
Scholarship Description:
Through the Presidential Fellowship, recent law, business, or policy
school graduates will work on an unusually wide variety of external and
institutional issues encountered by the Foundations and the nonprofit
organizations that it funds. It will also provide an opportunity to
identify an emerging or changing area of legal, public, or economic
policy or practice and to explore that area in depth, examining it
within the real life context of a complex, sophisticated global
philanthropy. The mix of work is approximately two-thirds assignments
and projects chosen by the president of the Open Society Foundations,
and one-third work on an issue the fellow chooses to explore in depth
with the approval of the president. Fellows will work with staff,
grantees, and other fellows on special initiatives that address the
legal, business, policy, and organizational issues confronted by the
Foundations’ various programs and projects. They will gain exposure and
connections to the Open Society Foundations’ leadership and partner
organizations, and cultivate knowledge about open society strategies.
Number of award(s):
The Open Society Presidential Fellowship will be awarded to three (3)
students graduating in 2014 from an accredited U.S. law, public policy
and business school.
Duration of award(s): The
term of the Open Society Presidential Fellowship is 11 months. The 2014
fellowship will commence in September 2014 with the term ending in July
2015.
What does it cover? Fellows will receive a salary of $60,000 plus benefits.
Selection Criteria:
Fellows will be selected for the scholarship to continued practice in
the fields of nonprofit management, human rights, good governance and
justice.
Notification: Finalists will be notified in January 2014 and interviews will be conducted in February 2014.
How to Apply: Please
email all application materials in a single PDF file in the order
to humanresources-at-opensocietyfoundations.org. Include job code in the
subject line.
Scholarship Application Deadline:
All law school graduate materials are due on Friday, December 6, 2013.
The MBA, MPP and MPA graduate materials are due on January 3, 2014.
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