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- 1Harvard Opens LEAD Fellowship Applications for Women in Global Health▼2027–2028 Harvard LEAD Fellowship for Promoting Women in Global Health application is now open
Harvard University has opened applications for the 2027–2028 LEAD Fellowship, a program dedicated to promoting women in global health leadership. The announcement, published in the Harvard Gazette, invites candidates worldwide to apply. The fellowship aims to support and advance women working to shape health policy and practice on the international stage.
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Nine students from Mercer University have been named 2025 Millennium Fellows by the United Nations Academic Impact and the Millennium Campus Network. The fellowship recognizes undergraduate leaders whose campus projects advance the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The selected students will spend the coming semester leading projects aimed at social impact in their communities.
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Music directors from Presbyterian churches came together for a choir event described as a chance for participants to 'fill their cups' — a gathering aimed at renewal, shared learning and mutual support among those who lead church music. The event highlighted the fellowship side of worship leadership, giving music directors space to recharge and exchange ideas with peers who share similar responsibilities in their congregations.
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The Leonkoro Quartet has been appointed Nina Drucker Fellows at the Royal Academy of Music in London. The German string quartet, one of the most celebrated young ensembles on the international chamber music circuit, receives the honour in recognition of its artistry and rising profile. The appointment ties the group more closely to the Academy, where fellows typically work with students and take part in the institution's musical life.
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A religious commentary argues that technology should serve as an entry point leading people toward church community and faith, rather than becoming an end in itself. The piece reflects ongoing debate among religious writers about how churches should use digital tools without letting online engagement replace in-person worship and fellowship.
- 6University of Tulsa Names 2026-27 Schweitzer Fellows●2026-27 UTulsa Schweitzer Fellows address education, health, community needs
The University of Tulsa has announced its 2026-27 class of Schweitzer Fellows, students who will spend the coming year developing service projects that address education, health and other community needs in the Tulsa area. The fellowship, part of a national program, supports graduate students in designing yearlong projects that expand access to care and resources for underserved populations.