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ALLWIN INITIATIVE FOR CORPORATE CITIZENSHIP Working at the intersection of business and society |
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Working in close partnership with the Tuck Career Development Office, the Allwin Initiative supports students interested in careers with a social and environmental focus. Students can gain experience, whether they wish to secure a position in a socially responsible company, work for a foundation, or apply business knowledge to the nonprofit sector. Tuck students have taken internships at organizations such as AmeriCares, Medicines for Malaria, The US National Parks, the XPrize Foundation , and The Wildnerness Society . Alumni can be found in nonprofit positions at CityYear, Inc., Cinncinati Childrens Hospital, The Gates Foundation, the Robin Hood Foundation, and USAID. In the summer of '07, Michael Wilson T'08 worked for the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation, a private not-for-profit corporation charged with stimulating economic development in Philadelphia. For a description of his work and other nonprofit summer internships,
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Alan Pesky T'60 talks with Ann Waterman T'05, who recieved a Tuck Nonprofit Fellowship. Ann is the executive director at a nationally recognized charter school, Excel Academy Charter School, founded by a team of entrepreneurs, educators and community leaders to address the severe academic underperformance and low college matriculation rates of low-income, Latino students from the urban communities of East Boston and Chelsea, Massachusetts. .
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