Become a PIFP Fellow
Get Paid to Make a Difference
PIFP Offers...
- Paid fellowships with progressive organizations that work for social change
- Built-in cohort, mentoring, training, and networking opportunities
- Meaningful projects and significant work experience in a variety of fields
2017-18 Yearlong FellowshipsAvailable to CC 2017 graduates |
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| fellowship description | ACLU of Colorado |
| fellowship description | Bell Policy Center |
| fellowship description | Caring for Colorado Foundation |
| fellowship description | Colorado Consumer Health Initiative |
| fellowship description | Colorado Education Initiative |
| fellowship description | Colorado Fiscal Institute |
| fellowship description | Conservation Colorado |
| fellowship description | Denver Scholarship Foundation |
| fellowship description | DSST Public Schools (Denver School of Science and Technology) |
| fellowship description | Innovations in Aging Collaborative |
| fellowship description | ICAST (International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology) |
| fellowship description | Mental Health Colorado |
| fellowship description | OMNI Institute |
** PIFP Summer Fellowships may be counted as community engagement hours toward the Community Engaged Scholars Program at Colorado College. For more information, go to the Collaborative for Community Engagement website.
"My PIFP fellowship allowed me to develop as a professional and pursue my areas of interest. I would not have been able to get where I am without my experience as a fellow. PIFP has truly opened doors for me."
--Nina Roumell, Yearlong Fellow, Colorado Consumer Health Initiative
"PIFP was such an incredible experience. I have nothing but great things to say. My only real complaint is that 10 weeks goes by too fast!"
--Jack Queen, Summer Fellow, National Conference of State Legislatures
Lani Hinkle, Director
Public Interest Fellowship Program
Lani.Hinkle@ColoradoCollege.edu
719-227-8175