2010-2011 Mid-Career Fellowships Overview



Mid-Career Fellowship for Justice and Human Rights
The Hauser Center Mid-Career Fellowship for Justice and Human Rights will provide a student the opportunity to work with the justice and human rights ‘domain of practice’ at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations. The Mid-Career Fellow will collaborate with the domain team (currently consisting of faculty director, domain manager, research associate and program assistant) to bridge scholars and practitioners working on issues related to justice and human rights. The position will start in August 2010 and is available to successful applicants to the Mid-Career Masters in Public Administration program at Harvard Kennedy School. It will run through May 2011. The Fellowship includes a $15,000 tuition reimbursement. Students with unmet financial need will be prioritized.

Mid-Career Fellowship for Humanitarian and Development NGOs
The Hauser Center Mid-Career Fellowship for Humanitarian and Development NGOs will provide a student the opportunity to work with the Humanitarian and Development NGOs ‘domain of practice’ at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations. The Mid-Career Fellow will collaborate with the Humanitarian NGOs domain team (currently consisting of a senior research fellow, domain manager and program assistant) to advance a new strategy focused on bridging between scholars and practitioners working on issues related to humanitarian response and international development. The position will start in August 2010 and is available to successful applicants to the Mid-Career Masters in Public Administration program at Harvard Kennedy School. It will run through May 2011. The Fellowship includes a $15,000 tuition reimbursement. Students with unmet financial need will be prioritized.

Mid-Career Fellowship for Nonprofits in China
The Hauser Center Mid-Career Fellowship for Nonprofits in China will provide a current student the opportunity to work with the nonprofits in China ‘domain of practice’ at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations. In collaboration with the domain manager and the Center’s executive director, the Mid-Career Fellow will participate in the development of the Center’s focus on the emerging nonprofit sector in China. The position will start in August 2010 and is available to successful applicants to the Mid-Career Masters in Public Administration program at Harvard Kennedy School. It will run through May 2011. The Fellowship includes a $15,000 tuition reimbursement. Students with unmet financial need will be prioritized.

Mid-Career Fellowship for Philanthropy
The Hauser Center Mid-Career Fellowship for Philanthropy will provide a current student the opportunity to collaborate with faculty, researchers, and staff, at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations on developing the philanthropy ‘domain of practice’ at the Hauser Center. This area of focus seeks to explore the role of private foundations and philanthropy in the nonprofit sector. The Fellowship will involve a variety of tasks from administration to strategic planning. The position will start in August 2010 and is available to applicants accepted to the Mid-Career Masters in Public Administration program at the Harvard Kennedy School. It will run through May 2011. The Fellowship includes a $15,000 tuition reimbursement. Students with unmet financial need will be prioritized.


MPP/MPA New Media Fellowship
The Hauser Center New Media Fellowship will provide a current Kennedy School student the opportunity to collaborate with faculty, researchers, and staff, to assist directly in creation of content and implementation of new media initiatives at the Hauser Center for Nonprofit Organizations. The Fellowship will involve a variety of tasks from administration to strategic planning to be integrated into the Center’s work across all of the programmatic focus areas (which include: philanthropy, international humanitarian and development NGOs, justice and human rights, and nonprofits in China). The position will start in August 2010 and is available to applicants accepted to a Masters in Public Administration of Master in Public Administration program at the Harvard Kennedy School. It will run through May 2011. The Fellowship includes a $15,000 tuition reimbursement. Students with unmet financial need will be prioritized.