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The Colin Powell School fellowships offer many opportunities for you to develop your academic and professional interests. If you want to work in government or at nonprofit organizations, these fellowships are for you!
Learn all about fellowship requirements, deadlines, the application process, and how to increase your chances of being selected.
The Bloom Energy Innovation Fellowship aims to provide students with an intensive summer internship experience at Bloom Energy, a leading manufacturer in the fuel cell industry, along with professional development and a unique cohort-based experience — all while staying in California!
Learn how businesses can contribute positively to society. The Aligning Impact Fellowship prepares students to become innovative leaders who understand how to integrate social impact into business strategies, and are interested in fields such as corporate social responsibility and environmental, social, and governance. Led by Blair Miller, a Colin Powell School Leader in Residence, the program consists of a fall seminar, Aligning Profit and Purpose. Students who do well in the course will receive internship support during the spring, in preparation for the summer.
The Colin Powell Fellowship in Leadership and Public Service is a two-year program for undergraduate students who want to pursue careers in government, nonprofit organizations, and other forms of public service. It is particularly for students who immigrated to the US or whose parents immigrated to the US, as well as those who demonstrate interest in exploring social issues that impact African American and other underserved communities.
The Climate Policy Fellows Program is designed to support CCNY undergraduate students from the sciences, social sciences, architecture, and engineering degree programs with training, professional development, and internship opportunities that link climate-related science, engineering, and economics to public policy.
Launched in 2021, the David Mixner Fellowship helps students find internships at organizations leading the movement for LGBTQ+ rights and freedom. The fellowship is named for David Mixner, a lifelong political activist involved in the movements to end the Vietnam War, pass civil rights legislation, achieve nuclear disarmament, and create a humane, stigma-free, education-based and treatment-focused approach to the AIDS epidemic.
The Racial Justice Fellows Program is dedicated to fostering justice and equity for all communities of color. Inspired by the Black Lives Matter protests, this fellowship provides students with the tools, resources, and networks needed to drive systemic change and solutions in their communities and our society. Through monthly workshops and paid internships with community organizing, advocacy, and policy organizations, the fellowship empowers the next generation of leaders fighting for a more just and inclusive world.
The CCNY Career Catalyst introduces students to the world of professional services in collaboration with Accenture, a leading global professional services company that helps the world’s leading businesses, governments and other organizations build their digital core, optimize their operations, accelerate revenue growth and enhance citizen services—creating tangible value at speed and scale.
The Colin Powell Graduate Fellowship in Leadership and Public Service is a one-year program that enables graduate students to use their developing academic expertise to address urgent social justice issues for African Americans and other underserved communities. Fellows work with a faculty or community sponsor to develop a thoughtful project that impacts the public.
The Boudreau Fellows Program honors the Colin Powell School’s inaugural dean, Vince Boudreau. Boudreau Fellows will be supported with mentoring, advising and opportunities to engage in special projects, as well as assistance to find professionally relevant internships in between their two years of support.
The NBCU Academy Fellows program is designed to educate and support outstanding students who are on a path to become leaders, journalists, and content creators. Fellows will participate in intensive mentoring, professional development, and paid internships, opportunities provided to fellows by the faculty and staff of CCNY with generous financial support from NBCUniversal News Group.
The Colin Powell School’s Semester in Washington, D.C. Program offers students an outstanding opportunity to live, work, and study in the nation’s capital. Students spend the spring semester interning at a government agency or nonprofit organization while completing 12 credits, including two special courses designed just for them and taught in D.C.
The Santander Finance Fellowship, a highly-selective year-long program, provides selected students the opportunity to learn advanced financial analysis and strategic problem-solving skills, be mentored by experienced finance professionals, and connect with potential employers before graduation.
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