Jordan Robinson, 2014 Moton Fellow

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

• The Moton Fellowship Program is a six-week residential opportunity that offers one-on-one coaching and mentoring from leading experts in business, government, and nonprofit organizations.
• In addition to leadership coaching, Fellows are exposed to a professional business environment where they perform a variety of office administration duties, in support of The Gloucester Institute’s mission.

PROFILE OF A MOTON FELLOW

• The program recruits exceptional undergraduate students with a
  demonstrated commitment to academic excellence, evidence of effective leadership, involvement in extracurricular activities, and a record of impactful community service.
• Qualified applicants must be current undergraduate students with a minimum 3.0 grade point average and must be rising sophomores, juniors, or seniors at a fully accredited college or university.

WHAT MOTON FELLOWS CAN EXPECT

• Under the tutelage of our experts, the program is highlighted by coaching in a variety of business administration disciplines including strategic marketing and personal branding, effective networking, conflict management, strategy development, project management, and critical thinking & decision making.
• Moton Fellows will receive sponsored housing at the Moton Conference Center in Gloucester, Virginia. They will be required to participate in hosted activities on the campus from 9:00am until 5:00pm, Monday through Friday and for activities on select weekends.
• Moton Fellows will receive a total stipend of $2000.

AFTER THE PROGRAM

• Moton Fellows graduate the program with a foundation of skills, upon
  which they can build, to succeed in their chosen professional fields or to
  pursue studies at some of the nation’s top graduate school programs.
• Graduates of our programs are employed at some of the nation’s most
  influential companies which include:

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