The Pathways Fellowship enables St. John’s students to transition into graduate study or careers that call for special or prerequisite courses. Through this program, students will be able to enroll, for example, in teacher education courses for the pursuit of public school teaching, art classes in preparation of a portfolio, or pre-medical courses for medical school (these are only a sample of options, not meant to be all-encompassing). St. John’s College is committed to supporting students in the pursuit of such endeavors. Awarded students will receive a maximum grant amount of $2,500. The Career Development Office is available to provide advice and guidance for any part of the application; view more information here.
2022 PATHWAYS FELLOWSHIP REPORTS
See reports from past years
Information about the program and instructions for applying.
See our complete history from 2013. The information is organized by discipline and includes the year the course was taken, the student name and class year, the program/school where the course was offered, and the course location (city and state).
See how Johnnies have used their Pathways fellowships to prepare for life after St. John’s.
Johnnies Take Pathways Around the Globe
St. John’s College students this summer are set to complete fellowships all over the world.
Balancing Theory and Practice
Jake Stief (SF20) completed a Pathways Fellowship last summer at Harvard.
The Beauty in Art
Representational painter Eryn Gammonley (SF17) completed a Pathways Fellowship over the summer at Watts Atelier of the Arts in Encinitas, California.
Meet the Johnnies: Nani Detti (SF20)
Nani Detti (SF20) is a rising senior and the recipient of both a Projects for Peace grant and a Global Pathways scholarship from St. John’s College.
Immersed in Culture
Gene Jerskey (A18) spent his summer studying Arabic in Lebanon as part of a Pathways Fellowship.
