Fellowships
FELLOWSHIPS
The Bell Policy Center launched its inaugural group of fellowship projects in November 2023 to advance game-changing research and conversations intended to further economic mobility and equity in Colorado. This page details the work of our fellows and the research they are conducting.
Research by Kelly Mitchell
Kelly grew up a short distance from Denver’s Five Points neighborhood, and as a Black female, felt a connection to its rich history and called to teach and lift up its young people. She is working to tell the story of the Five Points communities in Denver and their beauty. View Kelly’s research below.
Research by Robin Kniech
Robin Kniech is developing a case study and narrative work around land use reform issues in Colorado as part of her 2023-24 Bell Policy Center Fellowship. Learn more about Robin and read all of her research here.
Research by Colorado Mountain College Group
Robin Kniech is developing a case study and narrative work around land use reform issues in Colorado as part of her 2023-24 Bell Policy Center Fellowship. Learn more about Robin and read all of her research here.
The Bell Announces Its 2024-25 Fellows
Jan. 14, 2025 – We’re pleased to announce our second cohort of fellows! “We are excited to have researchers the caliber of Dr. Allen and Dr. Shapland Rodriguez examining a topic that’s of vital interest to Colorado parents and policymakers,” said Chris deGruy Kennedy, Bell President and CEO. “We’re looking forward to seeing and sharing their findings.”
Meet Our 2023-2024 Fellows
Meet the Bell Policy Center’s five Fellows and read their full biographies to learn about their work history, education, and life background.
The Bell Launches Inaugural Bell Economic Mobility Fellowship
Dec. 1, 2023 – The Bell Policy Center is pleased to announce its inaugural group of fellowship projects that will advance game-changing research and conversations intended to further economic mobility and equity in Colorado.
