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Fellowship

Program Info

Date start	Aug 2014
Type of Program	Community · Education · Professional Development
Parent program	MoHA

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 |Program type=Community; Education; Professional Development
 |Program short description=Each semester we host 3-5 student fellows from a variety of colleges in Austin.
+|Program description=In education, MoHA’s ongoing fellowship program hosts 1-5 paid fellowship positions each year. These fellowships focus on professional development in the categories of: grant writing, event production, arts administration, and digital arts. These partnerships give student employees government-subsidized paid work experience in a arts organization and exposure to diverse artists and community organizers, and also raise the visibility of programming and work created by residents among the student population.
+Students that have graduated from this program have gone on to write successful individual grant applications independent of the organization as well as establish careers in the non-profit and creative industry. Students who have decided to stay in academia have gone on to masters programs and fellowships at Harvard, MIT, Carnegie Mellon and SMU.
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-In education, MoHA’s ongoing fellowship program hosts 1-5 paid fellowship positions each year. These fellowships focus on professional development in the categories of: grant writing, event production, arts administration, and digital arts. These partnerships give student employees government-subsidized paid work experience in a arts organization and exposure to diverse artists and community organizers, and also raise the visibility of programming and work created by residents among the student population.
-Students that have graduated from this program have gone on to write successful individual grant applications independent of the organization as well as establish careers in the non-profit and creative industry. Students who have decided to stay in academia have gone on to masters programs and fellowships at Harvard, MIT, Carnegie Mellon and SMU.