Bill Goetsch Student Worker W omen's S tudies S cholarships, Internships, Etc. Applications are now being accepted for the Coro Fellows Program for 2001-2002. Coro prepares individuals for effective participation in public service and seeks candidates with demonstrated leadership ability, integrity and commitment. During the program Fellows have an opportunity to interview community leaders, work on individual public service projects, attend weekly seminars to receive practical training in communication, negotiation, mediation, facilitation and critical thinking skills.
Fellows also spend a week in Sacramento and learn firsthand about the workings of state government.
The goal of the Program is to provide Fellows with a well-rounded perspective on how the different sectors of society work together and influence each other. The Program begins September 2001 and runs through May 2002. Coro requires a bachelor's degree or equivalent work experience. Post-graduate study is desirable. Any age, academic disciplines, career, and ethnic and socioeconomic background is acceptable.