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SEED Fellowships
Undergraduate Fellowship Program
Do you enjoy discussing complex issues with folks from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds to try to create a more just and regenerative world? The SEED Undergraduate Fellowship Program is a year-long sustainability leadership program that challenges students to explore diverse perspectives, create meaningful relationships, develop a critical consciousness and serve as positive agents of sustainability.
As a SEED Undergraduate Fellow, you will:
Read and learn about sustainability and leadership
Design, build and launch a sustainability impact project
Build relationships with sustainability resesarchers, practitioners and leaders
SEED Undergraduate Fellows will leave the program not only with the title "Regis SEED Fellow" on their resume, but more importantly with an impact project, practical leadership tools, extensive sustainability knowledge and connections with each other and other sustainability practitioners who may be potential employers.
Becoming a SEED Undergraduate Fellow
Undergraduate Fellows are required to take one 3-credit class in the fall and one 3-credit class in the spring (AND3900/AND3901). This Fellowship is a commitment to a community of learners and practitioners who want to change the world for the better – it will require time, dedication and enthusiasm.
The Undergraduate Fellowship is recommended for students considering careers or further education in diverse fields including business, health care, education, journalism, sciences, government, nonprofit work and technology – we not only welcome all perspectives, but believe they are the key to creative and unique solutions.
The Undergraduate Fellowship Program is available to students with sophomore standing or above. Interested students must submit an application to the program.
Evan (Yvonne) Elie
Major: Business Finance
Hometown: Omaha, Nebraska
Graduation Year: 2024
Sustainability Focus/Interests: I thoroughly believe that because we are citizens of the world, it is our duty to make it better. The SEED Fellowship allows me to learn about sustainability and equality, in a new way that'll influence the outcome of our current and future generations.
Luis Herrera
Major: Neuroscience
Hometown: Denver, CO
Graduation Year: 2024
Sustainability Focus/Interests: The actions I take and the ways I participate in my community is to help improve the world around me in any way I can. And I plan to continue my effort to help the earth and everyone around me in any way possible for as long as I am able to.
Iris Jaramillo
Major: Neuroscience (Minor in Education)
Hometown: San Antonio, Texas
Graduation Year: 2024
Sustainability Focus/Interests: I am interested in making a meaningful impact on society, I want to read more literature and focus on people's actions to understand what can be done to help the world. I am constantly in the search of the “why” of things, and the SEED fellowship will allow me to not only question the “why” of sustainable downfall but will cultivate the skills I have been in search of. I am looking forward to learning more and, most importantly, doing more to develop my knowledge of sustainable change in the community.
Eve Rouyer
Major: Political Economy
Hometown: Kansas City, Missouri
Graduation Year: 2023
Sustainability Focus/Interests: I am interested in approaching sustainability and environmental justice from an intersectional and systemic perspective. I want to specifically focus on combatting climate change from the angle of public policy and political reform.
SEED Faculty Fellows
Asbjorn Egir
Affiliate Faculty - Anderson College of Business and Computing
Kellen Sorauf
Assistant Professor of Data and Information Sciences
Tom Yagos
Senior Lecturer of Graduate Business
The cohort of SEED Anderson College Faculty Fellows provides support to faculty members who wish to learn more about the topic of sustainability within their fields.
SEED Faculty Fellows
- Explore the question of how business and technology can be a force for good in the world
- Deepen their connection with Anderson College peers by exploring leading-edge topics together that are at the heart of the future of business and technology
- Re-invigorate their curriculum, research and practice
- Collaborate on ways to innovate in their classrooms
- Connect their students to SEED opportunities and events