Dory Gannes (MEd '11): Olevolos ProjectDory Gannes (MEd '11) is the Director of a nonprofit organization called The Olevolos Project that is working to provide educational opportunities for orphans and disadvantaged children from the Olevolos Village in ... Monday, 13 December 2010 Read more |
Waiting For Superman Stirs DebateAn advance screening of the education reform film Waiting for ‘Superman’, which premieres today, played to a packed house at Harvard's Northwest Building on Wednesday evening. And a panel discussion afterward, ho... Monday, 4 October 2010 Read more |
Why Diversity: Colleen Greene articleReynolds Fellow Colleen Greene is a member of the Editorial Board of the American Student Dental Association, which represents over 17,000 dental students. This issue of Mouth magazine focuses on ... Friday, 1 October 2010 Read more |
Academy of Achievement: Colin PowellLast spring, the American Academy of Achievement hosted its annual International Achievement Summit in Washington D.C., and was kind enough to invite the entire class of Harvard’s Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Fellows in Social Entrepreneurship to atte... Friday, 1 October 2010 Read more |
Academy of Achievement: David RubensteinLast spring, the American Academy of Achievement hosted its annual International Achievement Summit in Washington D.C., and was kind enough to invite the entire class of Harvard’s Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Fellows in Social Entrepreneurship to at... Wednesday, 22 September 2010 Read more |
Academy of Achievment: Michelle RheeLast spring, the American Academy of Achievement hosted its annual International Achievement Summit in Washington D.C., and was kind enough to invite the entire class of Harvard’s Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Fellows in Social Entrepreneurship to ... Wednesday, 15 September 2010 Read more |
2010-11 Class of Reynolds FellowsThe ten social innovators who comprise the 2010–2011 class of Reynolds Foundation Fellows have collectively founded ten social change organizations. The group includes an Ashoka Youth Venturer Changemaker, a Truman ... Tuesday, 1 June 2010 Read more |
Doing Bad by Doing Good: T. Hogan in WSJ2007-2008 Reynolds Fellow Tori Hogan is interviewed by Jeffrey Zaslow of the Wall Street Journal in an article entitled Doing Bad by Doing Good. Tori Hogan is director of her own film and ... Tuesday, 18 May 2010 Read more |
Leading Social Change: Esther HsuEsther Hsu, an MPA-MBA candidate ('10) at Harvard Kennedy School and Harvard Business School and Reynolds Foundation Fellow, is profiled for the inaugural Gleitsman Social Change Film Forum. The Center for ... Monday, 3 May 2010 Read more |
Max Anderson publishes MBA Oath bookMax Anderson, Reynolds alum 08-09, published a book called The MBA Oath: Settinga Higher Standard for Business Leaders on April 29. Upon graduating from theHBS/HKS joint degree program last year, he ... Monday, 26 April 2010 Read more |
Session: Willy Foote of Root CapitalPractitioner series in Social Change: Willy Foote joined the Reynolds Fellows on April 1st to talk about his work with Root Capital, an organization that provides loans to small businesses in ... Friday, 9 April 2010 Read more |
Reynolds Fellows D.C. Summit, March 2010![]() Jennifer Firneno, Reynolds Program Manager Last week the Reynolds Foundation Fellows from Harvard and New York University were treated to the experience of a lifetime when they participated in a summit ... Friday, 2 April 2010 Read more |
Chancellor Joel Klein: Education ReformJoel Klein, Chancellor of New York City Schools, joined us on December 10 to talk about transformational leadership in education reform. See the video of this superlative event on the ... Wednesday, 23 December 2009 Read more |
Epstein: My Path to the Reynolds FellowsAmanda Epstein, Reynolds Foundation Fellow, November 2009April 2008, on the Southern Coast of Kenya, at the remnants of a community-based school, alongside a dusty road, I received a call from ... Friday, 4 December 2009 Read more |
Reynolds Fellowship 2010-11 applicationThe Reynolds Foundation Fellowship Application is due to the Committee on General Scholarships at 5:00 p.m. on January 19, 2010. For further details, see "Applying" section of the site.... Thursday, 3 December 2009 Read more |
From One to Many: Fellow articleNathaniel Dunigan never could have predicted that being given the opportunity to travel to Uganda for one month would forever alter the course of his future. But, it did (to ... Thursday, 3 December 2009 Read more |
Dunigan: My Path to the Reynolds FellowsNathaniel Dunigan, Reynolds Foundation FellowWhen I was 26 years old, I resigned my position as Deputy Director of the Office of the Governor in Tucson, Arizona. I sold my car ... Tuesday, 10 November 2009 Read more |
Retreat Welcomes New Fellows in Style –On a windy weekend in September, the Center for Public Leadership welcomed the 2009-10 class of Fellows with wisdom, inspiration and humor at its All-Fellows Retreat in Chatham, Mass. Zuckerman, ... Tuesday, 10 November 2009 Read more |
Fellows: Reflections on the 2009 InternaThe annual International Achievement Summit, sponsored by the Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation, brings together luminaries from every field and a select group of wildly fortunate graduate students for inspiration, learning, ... Friday, 6 November 2009 Read more |
Reynolds Fellow Laura Bacon named a WhitOur congratulations and best of luck to Reynolds Foundation Fellow Laura Bacon (MPP ’09) who has made it to the final round of the White House Fellowship selection process. This ... Friday, 19 June 2009 Read more |
Social Enterprise Summit 2009Jennifer Firneno, Program Manager for the Reynolds Foundation Fellowship in Social Entrepreneurship In April I had the opportunity to attend the tenth anniversary Social Enterprise Summit in New Orleans, entitled Dare ... Friday, 29 May 2009 Read more |
Reynolds alum reports on ServiceNation SRye Barcott, MPP/MBA Candidate I stepped out of my yellow cab and shook the hand of my driver, an Iraqi American who has driven NYC cabs for 15 years and proudly ... Monday, 22 September 2008 Read more |
I know what you blogged last summerReynolds fellow Laura Bacon (MPP ‘09) recently returned from a summer (well spent) across the pond, where she worked at the Liberian Ministry of Gender and Development. As excited as ... Tuesday, 19 August 2008 Read more |
Julian Atim HSPH '08 Highlighted in HarvJulian Atim HSPH '08 Highlighted in Harvard Public Health Now Several years ago, when many people were fleeing Northern Uganda because of a long, armed conflict, Julian Atim headed straight for ... Friday, 6 June 2008 Read more |
5 Questions with… Illac DiazBorn in the Philippines, Illac Diaz is a mid-career MPA student and Reynolds Foundation Fellow at HKS, a member of the Young Global Leaders program of the World Economic Forum, ... Wednesday, 14 May 2008 Read more |
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There will be no Reynolds Foundation Fellowships offered in the 2012–13 academic year. Please check this website for future announcements. |
As the emerging field of social enterprise gathers momentum, it is sparking a fundamental rethinking of the tools and organizational structures used to promote the common good. A major gift from the Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation has accelerated this trend by making it possible to train a new generation of public leaders who will be imaginative, tough-minded, and results-oriented in their approach to society’s most pressing needs.
The Catherine B. Reynolds Foundation Fellowships in Social Entrepreneurship are designed to equip individuals for national leadership positions that bring the real-world insights of management and entrepreneurship to bear on social problems. We are looking for people who want to change the world: start new organizations, transform bureaucracies in public-sector and nongovernmental arenas, and assume leadership positions in existing nonprofits. Candidates for this fellowship are chosen from among the applicants who wish to pursue public service degrees at the Graduate School of Education, the School of Public Health, and the Harvard Kennedy School. In addition to gaining admission to one of these schools, successful candidates must also have demonstrated experience in tackling social problems. The Fellowship includes tuition and health insurance for the current academic year.
One of the distinctive aspects of this fellowship is the cocurricular program designed by the Kennedy School’s Center for Public Leadership with the help of other faculty from Harvard. Activities such as discussions with prominent social entrepreneurs, professional skill-building workshops, symposia with members of the faculty, and field trips help extend the learning beyond the classroom.