Miller Center Fellowship
Miller Center Fellowship (fka Global Social Benefit Fellowship) provides a comprehensive program of mentored, field-based study and action research for juniors within the Miller Center Accelerator program alumni network of social entrepreneurs.. The fellowship combines a fully funded 6-8 week summer field experience in the developing world with two quarters of academically rigorous research. It is a program of practical social justice, in the Jesuit educational tradition. This is a richly rewarding yet demanding experience, one that requires a time-intensive, nine month commitment. Each fellow will receive a support package to cover all international travel, in-country expenses, and research costs, plus a modest summer stipend.
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Submissions from 2013
Market Evaluation: Viability of the SoLite3 in Uganda, Emily Albi, Katrina Van Gasse, and Kevin Kozel
Solar Sister deliverables: Customer stories, Kiva profiles, and entrepreneur accounts, Emily Albi, Katrina Van Gasse, and Kevin Kozel
Text to Learn: A Digital Training System for Global Social Enterprises, Melissa Bica and Elizabeth Donahue
Chikuni Parish Taonga agro-forestry program assessment, Jack Bird
Chikuni Parish Taonga agro-forestry programme content guide, Jack Bird
Chikuni Parish Taonga: IRI School Assessment & Recommendations, Lynsey Cumberford-Palmer and Laura Ruggles
Anudip and iMerit blog, Phillip Eukel
Believing in the people, Phillip Eukel
iMerit Profile, Phillip Eukel
Anudip and iMerit in Kolkata, India, Lauren Farwell
Tuning in to Solar Ear: Measuring the social benefit of applied social science for the public good, Myles Sansone, Mary Catherine Duane, and Natalie Lays
Submissions from 2012
Microfinance: A Tool for Diminishing Food Insecurity, Ashley Armstrong
E-Health Point: Water Distribution & Health Insurance Report, Danielle Dhanoa and Mary Nienow-Birch
Creating Opportunities in Mobility: An Analysis of Trikes and Mobile Businesses Currently Available in Vietnam and the Philippines, Nathan Funkhouser and Stella Tran
Applying Lessons From Women's Economic Behavior to Create MF1 Savings Products for Women's Committees, Amanda Nelson
Fundación Paraguaya: Action Research Report, Amanda Nelson, Ashley Armstrong, and Michelle Maddex
Solar Sister: Action Research Report, Kirsten Petersen