The Harvard Club of Boston Nonprofit Management Fellow with the Phillips Brooks House Association (PBHA) is an exciting opportunity for graduating seniors from Harvard College committed to pursuing a nonprofit career. The Fellow will obtain nonprofit management knowledge, skills, and networks through a structured mentor relationship with PBHA’s Class of 1955 Executive Director, while acquiring invaluable management experience at PBHA. Furthermore, additional expertise and support will be provided by the Harvard Club of Boston. At the conclusion of the internship, the Fellow will be prepared to start a new nonprofit organization or take a leading role within an existing agency.

APPLICATIONS DUE MARCH 20, 2009.

For any questions, please e-mail Gene Corbin (corbin@fas.harvard.edu).

Supports Resource Development Chair (Grants), Alumni Relations Chair

The PBHA Grants, Alumni, and Technology Coordinator reports to the Director of Development and is primarily responsible for researching and applying for organizational grants for PBHA and program areas, provides reports to corporate and foundation contributors and assists with editing and layout as needed. Working closely with Alumni Relations Officer, Executive Director, and PBHA-Alumni President to support building stronger ties with alumni. She also assists staff and students with technology needs as needed.

After earning an A.M. in French and a Ph.D. in Romance languages and literatures from Harvard University, Louise worked as a publications coordinator for a small nonprofit, the EcoLogic Development Fund, promoting conservation and indigenous rights in Latin America. Louise also teaches French at the Harvard Extension School and work as a freelance editor/translator. Louise helps students with grant-writing, writing and editing (e.g. newsletters, brochures, appeals), fundraising, event planning, and marketing.