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From: Sarena Seifer <sarena@u.washington.edu>
To: ccph@u.washington.edu, ccp@u.washington.edu, hpsisn@u.washington.edu
Subject: new fellowship program for "community builders"
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Dear CCPH members, CCP'ers and HPSISN grantees, FYI , Sarena


New:		 the Community Builders Fellowship program.
     
     In partnership with Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of 
     Government, HUD is pleased to launch the Community Builders Fellowship 
     program.  The aim of the Community Builders Fellowship is to recruit 
     and prepare a new generation of leaders - from diverse professions - 
     who are committed to building a stronger, healthier American 
     Community. 
     
     To become a Community Builder you must have the know-how to help 
     cities and towns access national assistance and cut through red tape.  
     You must be able to help a community design an effective strategy to 
     address a full range of needs - including housing, economic 
     development and homeownership.  Those chosen will receive five weeks 
     of training at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of 
     Government during the two year Fellowship.  Fellows will serve on the 
     front lines in one of 81 cities across the country - as HUD's front 
     door - providing a critical point of contact for thousands of people 
     who count on us.  You will become the new face of HUD.   
     
     If you have the skills, the drive and the desire to make a difference, 
     you can become a Community Builder.  To apply for a Community Builders 
     Fellowship, call the information line at 1.800.497.3823 or visit the 
     HUD homepage at www.hud.gov.  Deadline to apply is April 9, 1998.
     


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