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  • The Gould Academy Fellowship Program

    The Gould Academy Fellowship program is a three year program designed to invest in individuals to develop skills in teaching, coaching or educational administration while pursuing a masters degree. Fellows engage in a variety of programs based on their skills and interests, and form a learning cohort to develop foundational skills in education and adolescent development. Gould is uniquely positioned to support advanced level experiential education that leverages our place-based assets, STEM and arts program, and athletic programs. 

The Position

The goal of Gould’s fellowship program is to inspire and provide experience in the field of education. Fellows must posses an enthusiasm for learning, appreciate adolescent development, and a commitment to diversity, equity and belonging. In year one, the fellow program explores the dynamic intersection of adolescent development in a residential setting. Fellows engage in a variety of programs based on their skills, qualifications and interests. Gould is uniquely positioned to support advanced level experiential education that leverages our place-based assets, arts programs, athletic programs or advanced exposure to admissions, marketing and communication. In year two and three, fellows begin graduate studies with tuition support.

Job Summary

Fellow’s strengths are paired with program needs. Individual abilities are matched with experienced mentors and guides in the teaching, admissions or coaching domain.

• Engage in the Fellow’s Cohort
• Co-teach, coach or lead in an appropriate area
• Co-advise up to 8 students
• Lead or co-lead athletic/co-curricular 2 of 3 seasons or year round club    leadership
• Support residential/community and professional life
• Matriculate at a higher ed institution or certificate program

Qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree required
• Demonstrated interest in experiential learning
• Demonstrated history of successful experiences working with adolescents
• Interest in working with adolescent students and adults in a boarding school environment
• Personal warmth, open mindset, positive attitude, and flexible
• Obtain a State of Maine DoE CHRC clear status
• Possess a valid driver’s license
• Provide proof of full vaccination status or medical exemption

If you or someone you know is interested, please visit our careers page to learn more or apply

Meet Our Current Fellows

List of 9 members.

  • Photo of Abigail Allen

    Abigail Allen 

    Teaching Fellow and Golf Coach
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  • Photo of Soren Erwich

    Soren Erwich 18

    Coaching Fellow - Assistant U16 Alpine Coach and Cycling
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  • Photo of William Habig

    Alex Habig 

    Fellow, Assistant to the Dean of Athletics & Ski Cross Coach
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  • Photo of Adrian Lyne

    Adrian Lyne 

    Teaching Fellow, Outing Club
  • Photo of Wyatt Gormsen

    Wyatt Gormsen 

    Teaching Fellow, Farm and Trail, and Boys Lacrosse Coach
  • Photo of Mia Shifrin

    Mia Shifrin 19

    Fellow
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  • Photo of Ethan Martin

    Ethan Martin 

    Teaching Fellow
  • Photo of Walter Kriesien

    Walter Kriesien 

    Teaching Fellow
  • Photo of Max Godomsky

    Max Godomsky 20

    Coaching Fellow

Get to Know Gould

Gould Academy is a coed college preparatory boarding school located at the eastern edge of the White Mountains in Bethel, Maine. With 220 students and an average class size of ten, the Academy prepares academically motivated students for college and helps them to become independent-minded, ethical citizens who will lead lives of purpose, action, excellence, and compassion in a dynamic world. Excellent snow programs: alpine skiing and cross country skiing, and more.

At Gould Academy we make a commitment to each individual student. We’re dedicated to helping each discover who they are so they can decide on their own destination and chart their own journey. The 90 adults who connect with our students every day follow through on that commitment in the classroom, in labs, on the playing fields and ski trails, in the dining hall, on trips abroad, on treks in the mountains, and during service in our local community.

We not only prepare students for college, but also help them develop the academic and social confidence to take on challenges and tackle the unknown. Our curriculum, our faculty, our sports and activities, and our residential program all focus on recognizing each student as a unique human being at an important developmental time in their life. We meet students where they are and help them become the best version of themselves.

Gould students examine global issues in the classroom, travel abroad, and live in a diverse school community. It’s solid preparation for the lifelong journey.

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  • Gould Academy's Mission

    Our mission is to prepare academically motivated students for college and help them to become independent- minded, ethical citizens who will lead lives of purpose, action, excellence, and compassion in a dynamic world.
  • Core Principles

    • The individual student
    • Caring community
    • High standards
    • The life of the mind
    • The whole person
    • The whole world
  • Welcome to Bethel

    Bethel’s historical roots blend eco-tourism, land conservation, agrarian and timber industries, and education and innovation. Influenced by the philanthropy of William Bingham the 2nd, the Bethel community blends its natural assets into a way of being while honoring the arts and education. The Maine Mineral and Gem Museum, located a block from campus, houses the world’s largest collection of lunar meteorites and showcases the geologic history of the solar system. Bethel integrates trails and pathways of a community forest into the larger ecosystem of two state parks and enjoys the blue ribbon trout waters of the Androscoggin River. Amplifying the rich natural assets, a dynamic arts community is supported by a first-run independent movie theater. Bethel’s vibrant non-profit community provides unique opportunities for collaboration and the extension of learning beyond campus. And, yes, our proximity to Sunday River and other on-snow sport centers is the icing on the cake.
Gould Academy does not discriminate on the basis of national origin, race, creed, color, gender, disability, or sexual orientation in the administration of its educational policies, admission, financial aid, loans, hiring process, and other school programs.
Independent High School for Boys and Girls | Grades 9-12, Postgraduate and Winter Term for Grades 7-8 | Boarding School in the Mountains of Maine

Gould Academy guides students to be creative, courageous and resilient and to lead lives of fulfillment and purpose.