The phrase "alumni fellowship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a program or initiative that supports former students of an institution, often providing networking or funding opportunities.
Example: "The university has established an alumni fellowship to help graduates connect and collaborate on projects."
Alternatives: "graduate fellowship" or "former student fellowship".
Because major themes from alumni's fellowship experience were woven throughout the interviews (e.g., the value of the MPH, the importance of mentoring), several questions were found to elicit similar information but from different viewpoints.
Another 11% of biodesign fellowship alumni found work in large biomedical technology companies.
A diverse group of 25 district and charter teachers, the first D.C. cohort of Policy Fellows includes recent education school graduates, Teach for America and D.C. Teaching Fellowship alumni, and career-changers from fields as wide-ranging as business, mental healthcare and the military.
The themes from the in-depth interviews provided more insight into which elements the postdoctoral fellowship alumni found most helpful or noteworthy, even when reflecting back on their training 10 or more years previously.
Alumni frequently entered the fellowship already identifying themselves as cancer researchers, but many of these alumni indicated that the fellowship further strengthened their professional identity.
The Board, Staff, Fellows and Alumni of The TEAK Fellowship KOVACS--George, a caring man, passed away peacefully on Friday morning.
The training and education alumni received during the fellowship (e.g., through the MPH and introductory summer course) gave them foundational skills and knowledge that alumni still find important to their work today.
(The ensemble consists of current fellows or alumni of the Academy — a fellowship program of Carnegie Hall, the Juilliard School and the New York City Department of Education).
For example, the alumni of our Mandela Washington Fellowship program are working on a project in Uganda to provide education, language therapy and rehabilitation for children with disabilities from poor families.
Published evaluations of career preparation of alumni from long-standing postdoctoral fellowship programs in the biomedical sciences are limited and often focus on quantitative analysis of data from extant publicly available sources.
