Selection Day 2016
March 12, 2016 @ 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Heinz College, Carnegie Mellon University
In August 2016, the next cohort of Coro Fellows will begin their full-time, nine-month, intensive graduate-level training. Unlike any other program offered in Pittsburgh, the Coro Fellowship provides opportunities for recent college graduates from around the world to explore a variety of professional and leadership opportunities in Pittsburgh while conducting an individual strategic plan for their own growth as leaders. The high level of individual and team-based work and professionalism necessitates that we find the 12 candidates who are the best fit for Coro Pittsburgh.
Join is and help build the next class of Coro Fellows Pittsburgh!
Judges will observe and score candidates on their leadership potential. The purpose is to test candidates’ abilities to make decisions in the face of ambiguity, to adapt quickly to changing circumstances, and to communicate in creative ways. In today’s complex world, leaders need to be able to master these skills in order to solve problems through mobilization of resources across political, sectoral, racial and other boundaries.
Benefits of Judging
-Connect with other community members who are invested in bringing next generation leaders to Pittsburgh.
-Meet the next generation of leaders
-If you are considering hosting a Fellow, get a sneak peek at the candidates.
-Gain insight into the unique Fellows selection process (which may lead to some talent assessment ideas of your own)
Notable Coro Fellows Alumni:
Andrew Butcher, GTECH Strategies
Wayne Cobb, Cobb Counsel, Coro Pittsburgh Board Member
Bethany Davidson, Pittsburgh Community Reinvestment Group
Justin Ehrenwerth, Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council, Coro Pittsburgh Board Member
Amy Lazarus, Inclusion Ventures
Tony Lodico, Thomas Merton Center
La’Tasha Mayes, New Voices Pittsburgh, 2016 MLK Jr. Distinguished Alumni Leadership Award Winner
Todd Owens, Nonprofit Talent
Mary Parker, Just Collaboration
Lauren Shaw Randi, McCune Foundation
Natalie Rudiak, Pittsburgh City Council
Mailee Walker, Claneil Foundation
Contact: Rebecca Lobley at [email protected]
If you are interested in being a Selection Day Judge, please fill out this form.
A Glimpse of the Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs
Post-Selection Day Happy Hour
Learn more and reserve your ticket: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/coro-fellows-washington-dc-fundraiser-tickets-15672959243
Current Cohort of Coro Fellows in Public Affairs

























