The Experiential Education Fellowship will provide a comprehensive experience in the workings of one of the most developed and well-resourced outdoor experiential education programs in the country. Each fellow will serve as a co-adviser for a group of students. Additionally, they will participate as teachers and advisers in the Academy’s Bridge Program, an academic and social preparation and orientation experience for rising sixth-grade students that takes place right before school begins. Teaching fellows evince a passion for their discipline and for learning, and they are motivated by a deep commitment to young people. They should thrive in a collaborative setting with their cohort of beginning teachers as well as their departmental and divisional faculty. The teaching fellow will commit to full participation in all aspects of the teaching fellows program, including: regular seminars on a variety of aspects of school life with the associate head of school, professional development opportunities with the rest of the faculty as well as those designed especially for the teaching fellows cohort, and serving as a co-faculty sponsor in at least one immersive experience for students. The fellowship runs from July 1*, 2022 – May 30, 2023. The position provides a total stipend of $25,000, and fellows are considered full time (40 hours per week) and receive some benefits. *The July 1, 2022 start date is the beginning of the contract; teaching fellows will have flexibility in terms of their presence on campus before August 3, 2022 when they will need to be physically present to participate in training and then work with students.