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Fellowship Program

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The DIA Fellows Program is a formation experience designed for Catholic school leaders, educators, and chaplains who are deeply committed to bearing witness to the faith and revitalizing Catholic culture within their institutions.

This cohort brings together Catholic educational leaders to develop practical, mission-driven solutions for their school communities while fostering their own spiritual and professional growth.

Through monthly virtual cohort sessions, peer collaboration, and one-on-one mentorship, Fellows are equipped to advance Christ-centered education at the highest level.

Candidates who are deeply committed to bearing witness to their faith in their work for Catholic education and to strengthening the Catholic culture in their organization should apply.

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Fellowship Applications

Applications for the next DIA Fellows Cohort will open soon.

Consider how this opportunity can elevate the Catholic mission of your school community and prepare your leadership for the future.

 

The Experience Provides Opportunities To:

  • Grow spiritually and professionally as a Catholic educator.
  • Engage directly with colleagues across the country who share a passion for strengthening the Catholic culture of their organizations.
  • Expand and cultivate your professional and personal network of Catholic educational leaders.
  • Learn and apply strategies for integrating and strengthening faith in different domains of your organization.
  • Demonstrate servant-leadership through sharing your time, talent, and treasure in service to Duc In Altum Schools Collaborative and its mission of revitalizing our Catholic schools in service to our Church.
  • Be inspired with the support of a mentor who assists you on your Fellowship project.

Fellows meet virtually once a month with their mentor and monthly with their cohort and the Fellowship facilitator. At the conclusion of the work, in October, they present results at the DIA Schools Summit.

How will you affect change in your organization?