The Jesse M. The program offers aspiring public servants of all ages, backgrounds and experiences the unique opportunity to directly participate in the legislative process and help shape public policy. Assembly fellows serve as fulltime legislative staff in the office of an Assembly Member working in a dynamic legislative environment.
The Assembly Fellowship seeks highly motivated individuals who are passionate about the state of California, public policy and politics. Fellowship alumni have gone on to positions of leadership in both the public and private sectors, including federal, state, and local elected office. The program successfully provides fellows with the professional development, support and mentorship needed to continue legislative work post-fellowship while also developing transferrable skills that can be applied to other career or academic pursuits.
The 11 month fellowship begins in October with a six-week intensive orientation. Fellows learn the legislative process and current policy issues from senior legislative staff and other key decision makers. Once placed with an office, fellows are immersed as part of the legislative team mentored by senior staff. The California Senate Fellows program was established in to provide participants with insight into the legislative process.
The fellowship program's primary goals include exposing people with diverse life experiences and backgrounds to the legislative process and providing research and other professional staff assistance to the Senate. Eighteen California Senate Fellows are selected to serve as full-time Senate staff for 11 months beginning in October. Fellows are assigned to Member and committee offices and work as part of the public policy staff team in the Capitol. Responsibilities include helping develop legislative proposals, researching and analyzing bills, responding to constituent inquiries, and writing press releases and speeches.
Brian Aguilar, Program Director Brian. Are you interested in providing access to justice for the millions of people who call California home? Courts do more than adjudicate cases. Judicial Fellows are tasked with a variety of work assignments during the fellowship such as legislative analysis and leading research projects related to court programs and public policy initiatives.
Judicial fellows demonstrate a commitment to public service and an interest in the administration of justice in the California court system. Key components to the program are the cohort model of the fellowship class, the strength of the mentorship opportunities that exist for fellows in each of the placements, and the opportunity to visit courts throughout California for monthly field and academic seminars. Work in the state capitol and directly shape public policy, from education to environmental justice, while being mentored by senior legislative staff.
Assembly fellows develop skills, expand their professional network, and build towards a meaningful career while being part of a cohort of other service aspiring individuals. The Capital Fellows Alumni Association CFAA is an alumni association for former Capital Fellows fostering development through a devoted and connected community, helping create good public policy and ethical leadership. CFAA is recognized for creating and supporting successful and effective leaders through unique events, quality services, and exceptional opportunities.
The Capital Fellows Alumni Association is an alumni association for former fellows fostering development through a devoted and connected community, helping create good public policy and ethical leadership. The Capital Fellows Alumni Association is recognized for creating and supporting successful and effective leaders through unique events, quality services, and exceptional opportunities.
Capital Fellows Alumni Update Form. Becoming a member is easy. Hodson Memorial Fund. Your donation will be a reflection of the value of the Fellows programs and your continued engagement in the Fellows Alumni community.
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