The purpose of the Jenkins Arboretum Hamilton Educational Fellowship is to provide a unique educational experience. Fellows will acquire specialized skills and practical knowledge over a period of two years that will help them as they pursue their career goals in the fields of horticulture, botany, biology, or environmental resource management. Applicants work through all four seasons with the Executive Director and staff in all aspects of public garden administration.
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Jenkins Arboretum Hamilton Educational Fellowship
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Application Requirements:
- Fellow candidates may be diverse in their educational backgrounds and future career goals
- Candidates may apply if their career goals are in the fields of horticulture, botany, biology, or environmental resource management
- Previous education or practical experience in horticulture is desirable but not mandatory in order to apply for the Fellowship
- Residency at the Jenkins Arboretum is a requirement of this Fellowship and duties will be full-time
- Good health and the ability to perform physical duties will be required
Benefits:
- Housing will be provided at no cost
- Utility expenses will be the responsibility of the Fellow
- Fellows will receive a financial stipend of $25,000 per year
- Additional benefits include medical insurance, retirement benefits, and funds for off-site educational programs, courses and conferences





