Are you an undergraduate interested in growing as a leader? Are you excited about taking your social impact work to the next level? Do you want to make the UN Sustainable Development Goals your own? Run by United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) and the Millennium Campus Network (MCN), the Millennium Fellowship is an international leadership development program through which undergraduate students help to further SDGs in their communities.
Come to this online panel to hear directly from former Millennium Fellows! You will learn from their experience as Fellows and campus directors, as well as hear about their projects. You will be able to ask them questions about what makes a successful application, what the program is like, and anything else you're curious about!
Please note that you need to be enrolled in an undergraduate program between August - December 2024 to be eligible for this program.
Srijan Banik (he/him) is the Founder and Director of the Social Impact Lab at BRAC University. He was a Millennium Fellow and campus director at Brac University in 2021. He co-founded KriShop, an urban-centric traceable food supply ecosystem to provide fresh veggies and fruits directly from growers to consumers and pioneer urban agro-entrepreneurs. He also runs an educational youtube channel (Nerdy Andaa) and a podcast with his friends to make knowledge more accessible in Bangla.
Sean Schrader (he/him) is currently a student at the University of South Florida pursuing his master's degree in business administration. Sean was selected to serve as a Millennium Fellow in the fall of 2021, where he worked to create sustainable toolkits for students at the University of South Florida, and greater Tampa Bay community to promote the importance of sustainability. Although this project is still being worked on, Sean’s efforts have been highlighted at the University of South Florida, the Orlando Sentinel, as well as international outlets like the Voices of Youth Blog, and the Social Impact Series Podcast.
Labiba Rifah Nanjeeba (she/her) is a Program Coordinator at the Millennium Campus Network. She was a Millennium Fellow and campus director at Brac University in 2022. She co-founded the non-profit organization "Paper Cranes of Venus," which aspires to establish gender equality and peace through education on SRHR, menstrual health and hygiene, consent, and digital literacy. Labiba's journey as a Millennium Fellow and Campus Director exemplifies the potential of fellowship experience to shape future leaders.
Hasibul Hasan Hasib (he/him) is currently an undergraduate student at Brac University and served as a Millennium Fellow in 2022. He is also an OSUN Global Engagement Fellow and a co-founder of the Social Impact Lab BRACU.
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