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Visit Our Northwestern today!Kellogg Board Fellows
Cultivating opportunities for impact through nonprofit board service
Kellogg Board Fellows is a rigorous, 20-month program that connects 100 top Kellogg students to Chicago-area nonprofits for a distinct opportunity in board service.
Each year the program selects 50 students as “fellows” from an outstanding pool consisting of:
Each year the program selects 50 students as “fellows” from an outstanding pool consisting of:
- Full-Time two-year MBA Program first-year students
- Evening/Weekend MBA Program students not graduating within the next two years
Developing leaders through experiential learning
While enrolled in courses in board governance, fellows tackle a strategic project developed by the nonprofit they serve as ex-officio board members.
Creating unique value for nonprofits
Developing nonprofit partnerships and program curriculum is a collaborative effort, led by an elected student leadership team and social impact faculty at Kellogg.
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Our Purpose
Kellogg Board Fellows is part of the Kellogg Public-Private Interface (KPPI), an initiative dedicated to teaching and researching key issues at the intersection of business and society. The purpose of the program is three-fold:
- To prepare Kellogg students to be socially responsible leaders through academic training in board governance and experiential learning through service on nonprofit boards.
- To support nonprofit organizations by applying fellows’ professional experience and academic backgrounds to solve strategic, organizational and operational issues that enhance the work of nonprofit boards.
- To build Kellogg's reputation for producing strong, socially responsible, community-oriented leaders while making a positive impact in the Chicago area.
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