Recognition for fellows
who complete the work.
A public record for completed cohorts, fellows, facilitators, and guests. Fellowships are the opportunity; recognition is the proof of completed work.
Browse cohorts by year and program
Browse completed cohorts, see who contributed, and share recognition profiles that feel credible enough to put in front of peers, employers, and partners.
National AI Strategy Sprint
Fellows complete the sprint with a two-page National AI Strategy memo and a three-minute pitch for senior leaders.
Each recognition card is built for sharing: fellow name, role, cohort, short bio, focus area, and a public CentPol profile link.
Facilitators
People who guided the learning arc, moderated discussion, and held the cohort standard.
Facilitators published by consent
Recognition profiles appear here after names, short bios, photos, and public-sharing approval are confirmed.
Fellows
Fellows who completed the sprint and opted into public recognition.
Fellows published by consent
Recognition profiles appear here after names, short bios, photos, and public-sharing approval are confirmed.
Guests
Invited contributors who joined the cohort for specialist sessions or field insight.
Guests published by consent
Recognition profiles appear here after names, short bios, photos, and public-sharing approval are confirmed.
What appears on a recognition card
A good recognition profile is concise, credible, and easy to share. It confirms the cohort, the role, and the work the person wants to be known for.
Public proof of completion
Fellows can point to a polished CentPol profile that confirms the cohort, learning context, and completion outcome.
Shareable credibility
Fellows can share a recognition page that reflects the seriousness of the work and the quality of the cohort.
A visible talent map
Over time, cohorts become a living map of fellows, researchers, practitioners, facilitators, and guest contributors.
Recognition should feel earned
CentPol profiles are published after cohort completion, profile consent, facilitator review, and a short verification step. That protects the value of the recognition for the fellow and for CentPol.