Partnership Programs
Explore our partnership programs:
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Social Innovation Fellowship
A three-year, developmental program that offers undergraduate students intensive skills training, hands-on experience in innovation alongside community partners, and access to a broad network of social innovators for mentorship.
Starting in September 2019, Social Enterprise Greenhouse and the Swearer Center for Public Service at Brown University are partnering on a new Social Innovation Fellowship for students.
The program is hosted at Social Enterprise Greenhouse’s Coworking Hub. SEG staff provides fellows with training in social innovation, access to coaching from the 200+ business and community leaders who participate in the SEG Volunteer Network, and opportunities to learn firsthand what it takes to launch and grow successful social ventures. The Fellowship also includes a one-year program option for students in their senior year who are seeking to launch or expand a social venture.
Fourteen students are participating in the 2019 Social Innovation Fellowship:
3 Year Fellowship (college sophomores)
- Madison Bates of Boyne City, Michigan
- Samuel Caplan of Ambler, Pennsylvania
- Kimberly Collins of New Rochelle, New York
- Priya Mittal of New York City, New York
- Elvia Perez of Los Angeles, California
- Francesca Raoelison of Antananarivo, Madagascar
- Olivia Tulkoff of New York City, New York
1 Year Fellowship (college seniors)
- Edward R. Uong of Lowell, Massachusetts
- Emma C. Butler of Portsmouth, Rhode Island
- Devyn C. Collado-Nicol of Long Beach, California
- Kaitlyn P. Lew of Needham, Massachusetts
- Michael A. Mireles Jr. of Mission, Texas
- Kaitlin Reed of Dover, Massachusetts
- Zixi (Jessica) Zhu of Beijing, China
Social Venture Scholars
Wheaton’s John & Kendra Malloy Social Venture Scholars (SVS) program places rising sophomore, junior, and senior students in summer internships with entrepreneurial ventures with a social impact. The program allows students to gain working experience in a startup / social enterprise environment while receiving mentorship and support from their host supervisor.
About Social Venture Scholars:
The full-time, paid internship program places rising sophomores, juniors and seniors in summer internships with entrepreneurial ventures having a social impact in Providence, R.I. It was established through the philanthropic support of the Malloys, who are the parents of a Wheaton Class of 2022 graduate. Kendra Malloy also is a member of the Wheaton College Board of Trustees.
The program gives Wheaton students an opportunity to gain work experience in a startup or social enterprise environment while receiving mentorship and support from their host-supervisors and building skills in many areas of expertise.
Social Venture Scholars aims to:
- Gain real-world experiences with social enterprises addressing critical issues in their communities
- Expand the Social Venture Scholars cohort’s knowledge, challenge their views, and promote group cohesion
- Engage in meaningful projects and build skills in different areas of expertise
Prior, social ventures who have with Social Venture Scholars include:
- Amos House
- Amenity Aid
- Capital Good Fund
- Epic Renewal
- Lotus Noire Health
- Maternova
- Pangea app
- Plant City Providence
- Providence World Music
- RI Elder Info
- Social Enterprise Greenhouse