WHAT IS THE CORO FELLOWSHIP?

The Coro Fellows Program uses the city as a classroom to train the next generation of change makers.

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BECOME A CORO FELLOW

Fellows are brought together by a common interest in creative leadership, civic engagement, and building strong connections that will support them as they drive impact in their cities and organizations.

WHO SHOULD APPLY?

URBAN SNAPSHOT

Coro fellowship locations are in high-impact urban cities across the U.S.: Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Pittsburgh and St. Louis.
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FELLOWS IN ACTION

Check out the Coro Alumni Fellows and see first hand how these civic entrepreneurs and innovators have used their Coro training to impact our world.

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THE NETWORK

“The Coro network puts a lot of powerful and influential people in your corner.”

– Shabazz Stuart, Alumn ’12

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WHY THE CORO FELLOWSHIP?

The Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs develops the next generation of aspiring change makers. Today’s complex urban environments present constantly evolving challenges and opportunities, creating an increasing need for leadership with the ability to forge connections and solve problems across all sectors.

CORO FELLOWSHIP CENTERS

Coro fellowship locations are in high-impact urban cities across the U.S.: Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Pittsburgh and St. Louis.

NOMINATE A FUTURE FELLOW

Recommend a passionate, bright, curious candidate for the 2017-18 Coro Fellows Program. Coro staff will be in touch with them to talk more about the program and the application process.

APPLY TODAY

Application to the Coro Fellowship requires submission of a current resume, two essays, two letters of recommendation and a copy of any undergraduate and graduate school transcripts. Click here to begin.

WHO SHOULD APPLY?

Coro Fellows are diverse, talented individuals committed to positive change in their communities throughout their lives and careers. They are emerging innovators in business, policy and government who demonstrate exceptional leadership through their accomplishments, curiosity and civic involvement.

FELLOWS IN ACTION

Meet some Coro Fellows Alumni and see first hand how these civic entrepreneurs and innovators have used their Coro training to impact our world.

Dianne Feinstein

NOTABLE ALUM

Dianne Feinstein, ’56
United States Senator

 

NOTABLE ALUM

Carlos Menchaca, ’05
New York City Council Member

NOTABLE ALUM

Michael Bennet, ’88
United States Senator

JOIN THE CORO FELLOWSHIP

Application to Coro Fellows requires submission of a current resume, two essays, three letters of recommendation and a copy of any undergraduate and graduate school transcripts.

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“In my career running a think tank, serving as Deputy Chancellor and as President of the IBM Foundation, I have hosted individual Coro Fellows,  teams of them,  and ultimately hired over a dozen program graduates. I have found them to be highly motivated, very well skilled and  unfailingly creative. I would recommend the program to prospective Fellows, to potential employers and anyone interested in accessing top talent.”

Stan Litow, President IBM Foundation