Where Do Fellows Work?
Alamance Achieves
Alamance Achieves seeks to improve education equity outcomes across the cradle to career education continuum for all kids in Alamance County. We do this work through the cultivation of authentic community partnerships, facilitating spaces where community makes decisions from ideation to implementation of projects using results based facilitation (RBF) tools, and by supporting evidence-based programs such as Book Nook and Ready 4K that are literacy resources for children and families to access for free.
Alamance Burlington Schools (ABSS)
Alamance-Burlington School System is the 15th-largest public school district in North Carolina serving nearly 23,000 students in grades Pre-K through 12th. ABSS offers exceptional educational opportunities for students including career and technical education, international baccalaureate, pre-collegiate academies, early college, and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). Our elementary schools include programs such as Leader in Me, Capturing Kids Hearts, STEAM (STEM plus the Arts), and Global Learning. Our vision is to prepare each student for their future in an inclusive, supportive learning community while engaging and empowering them to become knowledgeable, responsible citizens.
Alamance County Health Department
Alamance County Health Department
Alamance County Health Department is a local public health authority committed to protecting and improving the public’s health in Alamance County through programs in maternal and child health, family planning, communicable disease prevention and treatment, environmental health, and emergency preparedness.
Cone Health/ARMC
Cone Health/Alamance Regional Medical Center (ARMC) is a community health system offering comprehensive health services (inpatient, outpatient, emergency, preventive health and education) to residents of Alamance and surrounding counties.
Cone Health/Alamance Regional Medical Center Fellow Position Description
Economic Development Department, City of Burlington
Economic Development Department, City of Burlington
The City of Burlington Economic Development Department is an administrative agency of the City committed to helping Burlington’s economy remain strong by supporting existing businesses, recruiting new industries to the City, empowering entrepreneurship success and facilitating new residential, commercial and mixed-use investments. The Economic Development Department is excited to partner with the Elon Year of Service Fellows program and provide a fulfilling opportunity to join some exciting City initiatives including the development of a strategic plan, establishing formal business acceleration and incubation programs, and forging public-private partnerships for new industrial site and building development. Students interested in an a immersive experience covering the real world intersections of business, government, real estate and development will discover an engaging field that touches many potential career paths and specialties.
Harwood Institute
Harwood Institute for Public Innovation
The Harwood Institute for Public Innovation is a non-profit, nonpartisan organization that for over 30 years has equipped people, organizations, communities, and networks with the tools to bridge divides, create a culture of shared responsibility, and build a community’s civic capacities. The Harwood Institute’s Turning Outward practice has spread to all 50 U.S. states and 40 countries. A growing network of thousands have adopted the approach and made it their own.
Harwood Fellow – Impact Alamance Year of Service Job description
Impact Alamance
Impact Alamance is a philanthropic foundation that gives over $2 million annually to improve outcomes in strategic priority areas; early childhood/school readiness, healthy eating and active living, healthy built environment, non-profit capacity, and K-12 education.