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Graduate fellowships for the Master of Public Administration and Affairs program are highly sought-after opportunities that provide you with hands-on learning and reduced tuition costs.
The Master of Public Administration and Affairs fellowship offers a wide range of graduate fellowship opportunities, including external and internal (on-campus) positions of the following types:
Please note: This list does not include all of our Master of Public Administration and Affairs fellowships. Apply to discover additional opportunities!
Town of Belchertown is looking to engage with graduate students on project based work. The areas of interest are developing a resident survey, creating a communications plan and researching and recommending a new performance review plan. Student would work alongside Town employees, elected officials and applicable committee members and present their findings to the Town Administrator and possibly the Select Board.
Resident Survey:
Communications Plan:
Performance Reviews:
The fellow would shadow the Deputy Town Manager and be a part of the Town Manager’s Office team. This opportunity would be ideal for a fellow who is interested in general municipal management, human services, human resources, library management, council on aging operations, veterans services and youth and recreation services.
This position will work with Economic & Community Development Director on project covering a large number of departments within the municipal government of the Town of Acton. These include Economic Development, Recreation, Transportation, Public Art & Tourism. The fellow will receive a broad overview of municipal government and work out of Town Manager’s Office.
The office of Intercultural Initiatives (II) is seeking a Graduate Fellow to provide support, leadership and guidance regarding the promotion of diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts on campus. Working in the Office of Intercultural Initiatives and reporting to the Assistant Dean of Student Affairs & Unity House, the Intercultural Fellow will provide both administrative and programmatic support for multiple DEI student-focused initiatives using a variety of program management, project management, communication, data management, and organizational skills.
The Unity house provides programming and peer support services to traditionally under-represented populations at Merrimack College which is focused on the further advancement of a school-wide culture that welcomes and celebrates all students. We are looking for a vibrant advocate for social justice who also wants to participate in the continued development of this division at Merrimack College. This position requires a state date one week prior to the official start date of the program.
Application Deadline: April 5, 2024
Interviews with Potential Supervisors: April 23 – April 25, 2024
Fellowship Decisions Released: Mid May
First Day of Fellowship Training: August 12, 2024 (Summer I, Summer II, Fall I)
Courses Begin: Summer I, Summer II, Fall
Duration of Fellowship Placement: August 26, 2024 to late June 2025
We strongly encourage you to apply as soon as possible for your best chance at a preferred placement. Applications will be accepted until all fellowship positions have been filled.
The process is as follows:
Please note: Participation in the fellowship placement process is NOT a guarantee of a fellowship.
Questions? All interested students should email Liana Caffery in Graduate Admissions for further information.
Dean and Alumni Scholarships are available to students who are not receiving a fellowship. No additional application is needed.
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Andrew Butz M ’24, previously worked a variety of management positions before enrolling in Merrimack’s Masters in Management online-hybrid program.