Why Should You
Apply to the
CC
Public Interest Fellowship Program?
- To explore a public interest field
- To contribute to systemic change
- To launch a career in public interest work
- To participate in challenging, hands-on educational experiences
- To learn from the CC Public Interest Fellowship Program orientation, mentors and educational seminars
- To be a part of a community of students and alumni engaged in non-profit work
The Public Interest Fellowship Program is a great way to get practical experience in a nonprofit sector field—and get paid while doing it—no matter what your career plans are.
Check out our FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS for more information.
“I thought [PIFP] was a rare opportunity to work for a great non-profit so soon out of college. My position seemed so much more active and challenging than a lot of other internships or entry level positions my friends were applying for.”
–Isabel Nicholson
Colorado College ’07
Yearlong Fellow
Bell Policy Center
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Become a PIFP Fellow
| 2010-11 Program Timeline |
| December 2, 2009 (Block IV) |
Information Session, 4:00 pm, Worner 213 |
| December 8, 2009 |
Information Session, 12:15 pm, Worner 213 |
| January 21, 2010 (Block V) |
Information Session, 12:15 pm, Worner 213 |
| January 28, 2010 |
DEADLINE - Student Applications Due in SUCCESS by 5pm |
| February 5-6, 2010 |
Student interviews with Alumni Committee |
| February 11, 2010 |
Students notified of interviews with host organizations |
| February 11 - 26, 2010 (Block VI) |
Students interview with host organizations |
| March 2, 2010 |
Deadline for organizations to offer fellowship positions |
| April 2010 (Block VII) |
New Fellow Welcome Dinner |
| Late May-early June 2010 |
Fellows begin summer and yearlong fellowships
New fellow training retreat |
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