Learnings from 16 months of Fellowship
It’s been an intensive journey of 16 and a half months of fellowship. As I publish this, I also finish...
The Atlas Corps Fellowship 2020: Recap
When I first arrived in Washington, D.C. for my Atlas Corps Fellowship a year ago, I was looking forward to...
Atlas Corps: A Fellowship of Lifetime Thanksgiving
Exactly this time of the year, my process for final interview with Atlas had commenced. Interestingly, I was almost through...
How I Answer the “How is the Atlas Corps Fellowship Experience” Question
During the course of my fellowship, I decided to volunteer for the Atlas Corps Selection boards as an Applications Reviewer...
Time for Goodbye
I’ve never believed in ‘time flies’ more than I do as I write this. It feels like yesterday when I...
Fellowship Friend
“Congratulations, you have been selected….” E-mail; and you successfully fly into the USA to begin your fellowship. You come up...
HOPE, LUCK & DETERMINATION
International opportunities have always been a charisma. People are always looking for scholarships & fellowships to gain international and most...
A Short Post on Gratitude!
As you read this, I will probably be in Malawi or Zambia. It is important to remember these two countries...
Ten months later: what does my fellowship look like?
I remember the first day I walked into D.C. Airport: I was the first C35 Fellow to arrive that very...
Some takeaways you need to know before completing your fellowship
I joined Atlas Corps family in November 2018 with its Class #33 which became very symbolic to me since I...
Feeling confused at your host organization? Here is my success story
Hey there fellow fellows! It is always entertaining to learn about each other and work we do 🙂Comparing to the...
A Few Thoughts on Succeeding in your host Organisation
Congratulations, you have been accepted into the Atlas Corps Fellowship. Now the euphoria is subsided, the fanfare gone, time to...