Spring Fellowships

About the Spring Fellowships

Fellowships with the Robert A. Fox Leadership Program during the spring semester typically run from late-January through the late-April. Students generally work 8 - 12 hours a week for their fellowship assignment.  These paid, part time fellowships are ideal for Penn students seeking civic-minded opportunities or for those that are interested in working on research intensive projects with innovative leaders. Applications for the spring semester fellowships are typically due in November. To learn about the specific application timeline for each fellowship, please click on the information below. 

APPLY NOW: SPRING FELLOWSHIPS

Interested Penn undergraduate students can apply for a spring fellowship position with the organizations listed below using THIS QUALTRICS FORM.

Applicants will be asked to submit a resume and a cover letter specifying their interest in each organization they apply to. The application deadline is Monday November 11th, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.

Applicants should not contact the organizations directly. Please email Fox Assistant Director Katie Steele at stkath@sas.upenn.edu with any questions regarding the fellowships.

  • Children’s Healthcare is a Legal Duty (CHILD USA)

    CHILD USA is a child abuse nonprofit that cuts through the shame and the secrecy to gather and analyze the data behind abuse and neglect. As a child abuse nonprofit dedicated to protecting kids and preventing abuse, CHILD USA conducts research, compiles evidence, promotes ideas, and proposes the most effective policies to prevent childhood abuse and neglect.

  • Nutritional Development Services

    Nutritional Development Services (NDS) is an agency of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia within the Secretariat for Catholic Human Services. For forty years, NDS’ mission has been to serve children and those in need with food and food-related resources.

  • Share Food Program

    Share Food Program is a nonprofit organization focused on eradicating food insecurity in the Philadelphia Region through food distribution, education, and advocacy. Through partnerships with nearly 800 schools and more than 350 pantries across the region, Share Food Program has recently become the largest-serving food bank in the Philadelphia Region, and the largest independent food bank in the country.