Work with Us | Initiative for Gender Equity in the Public Sector

Let’s work together.

We work with a diverse group of scholars, public sector practitioners, and students to further our mission. Find out more about this work below. If you are interested in working with us, please reach out to us by clicking the button below.

Graduate fellowships

student assistantships

Students

Graduate Fellows

Graduate Fellows are master’s and doctoral students currently enrolled in public administration and policy programs or related fields. Graduate Fellows contribute to IGEPS’s research projects and public forums on gender equity in the public sector. These students will gain knowledge and research skills as well as benefit from the mentorship of gender equity scholars and practitioners. The application process for Graduate Fellows will open during the Spring 2022 semester. If you are interested in becoming a Graduate Fellow during the 2022-2023 academic year, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page.

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Erik Krause, a Master of Public Administration – Public Policy and Administration student at John Jay College.
Vanessa Diez, a Master of Public Administration – Public Policy and Administration student at John Jay College.
Nicole DiMaria, a M.A. in Forensic Psychology student at John Jay College.
Meghan Scarlott, a M.A. in Forensic Psychology student at John Jay College.
Elisa Voltarelli Ianguas, MA in Human Rights student at John Jay College
Melissa Brock is a graduate student at John Jay College working towards her Master of Public Administration with a concentration in Criminal Justice Policy Administration.
Marta Nicita is a graduate student at John Jay College currently working towards her M.A. in Public Administration and Public Policy. She graduated with a B.A. in Political Science and Urban Studies from Brown University and has an M.A. in Criminology and Criminal Justice Systems from Universtitat Pompeu Fabra. For the past three years Marta has worked as a social worker supporting victims of domestic violence and of other crimes. In the past she has done research on many topics within criminal justice, such as false confessions to police, the effects of policing strategies on citizens’ perceptions of safety, and forms of financial and litigation abuse and how they have an impact on the lives of survivors of domestic violence. When she is not studying or working on research projects Marta is usually in the gym playing volleyball or making collages.

Graduate & Undergraduate Assistants

Master’s and undergraduate students at John Jay College, CUNY who contribute to our mission. Student Assistants support the work of IGEPS’s planning, organizing, and coordinating around our goals. If you are currently enrolled at John Jay College and are interested in becoming an Undergraduate or Graduate Assistant, please fill out the form below.

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Cara Feiler, an Advanced Certificate in Crime Prevention student at John Jay College.
Allison Nunez, an undergraduate student at John Jay College majoring in Forensic Psychology.

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Get in touch.

GenderEquity@IGEPS.org