Community Fellows
The purpose of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Community Fellowship program is to develop a robust and inclusive community across the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences.
Our Mission
The Community Fellows have the mission to develop community within the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences specifically for underrepresented students. Working with the GSAS Dean’s Office and other leadership on campus, the fellows will work to create diversity and inclusion initiatives that will meet the needs of current students and lay a foundation for a continuum of community building.
Meet the 2024-2025 Fellows
Muram Bacare
Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning
MA in Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning
Nitasha
Department of Urban and Environmental Policy and Planning
MS in Sustainability
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About the Community Fellows
View a detailed description of the 2024-2025 program.
Apply to be a Community Fellow
Applications have closed for this year's Community Fellows. Applications for next year's Community Fellows will open in the spring.
Past Community Fellows
View the past community fellows.
Fostering Belonging Among Graduate Students
Two master’s candidates work to build an inclusive community for students of color and underrepresented students at GSAS