Fellowship Program

Stanford University's Institute for Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence has welcomed 15 new data science scholars to its fellowship program. The announcement highlights the institute's continued effort to bring together researchers working at the intersection of data science and AI. The new cohort is expected to contribute to interdisciplinary projects spanning technology, policy, and society.

First United Methodist Church in Knoxville is continuing its regular community meals, gatherings that offer free food and a chance for residents to meet neighbors. The meals have become a steady fixture of local life, drawing people of different backgrounds around a shared table. Organizers say the program remains focused on fellowship as much as food, reinforcing the church's role as a community hub.

Penn State's College of Arts and Architecture has announced its sixth cohort of Sustainability Fellows. The program supports faculty and students in integrating sustainable practices into art, design, and architecture work. The announcement highlights the college's ongoing commitment to environmental responsibility across its academic programs.

Students from Stony Brook University's School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences are reflecting on their summer science fellowships with Sea Grant. The program placed students in hands-on marine and coastal research experiences, and participants describe the work as formative for their scientific careers.

The Nutrition Policy Institute has welcomed Darren Lov as part of the University of California's Bonnie Reiss Climate Action Fellowship Program. The fellowship supports students working on climate solutions across the UC system. Lov's addition brings his expertise to NPI's work at the intersection of nutrition, food systems, and climate action within the university's research network.

James Madison University is highlighting that one of its students has become the university's first-ever Rangel Fellow, a prestigious US State Department program that prepares students for careers in foreign affairs and diplomacy. The announcement is drawing attention on campus as recognition of the student's achievement and the university's growing presence in international affairs.

The Fellowship of Christian Athletes runs a Wheaton Park Outreach program that gives children free sports opportunities year-round. The initiative, covered by The Herald-Mail, aims to keep local kids active and engaged through organized athletic activities at no cost to families.

Medical students in North Carolina have launched a street medicine program through the N.C. Schweitzer Fellowship, bringing care directly to people living on the streets. The initiative connects future physicians with underserved homeless populations, offering basic medical services where patients are rather than waiting for them to reach clinics or hospitals.

Harristown Foursquare Church has announced it will hold its Homecoming Sunday celebration on October 4, 2026. The event, noted in local news out of Decatur, Illinois, is a traditional gathering that typically brings current and former members together for worship and fellowship. Details about the program, speakers, or meal have not yet been released.