
Civic Fellowship Program
Through an array of experiences designed to build and diversify creative and professional skills, the Civic Fellowship program empowers participants to realize their full potential as artistically excellent, civically engaged, collaborative and entrepreneurial musicians.
The program’s curriculum has four major pillars: artistic planning, music education, social justice and project management. Fellows serve as facilitators in projects like Notes for Peace, explore music by living composers, perform concerts at Symphony Center as well as in schools and communities across the city, mentor young musicians through the CSO-Connect program, design and implement independent projects, and more. Additionally, Fellows participate in enrichment activities including regular meetings as a cohort and professional development seminars with guest lecturers.
2022/23 Civic Fellows
Mackenzie Brauns, bassoon
Dylan Marshall Feldpausch, violin
Hee Yeon Kim, violin
Francisco Lopez Malespin, cello
Marian Antonette Mayuga, violin
Nelson Mendoza, violin
Andrew Port, oboe
Hugo Saavedra, trombone
Teddy Schenkman, viola
Lindsey Sharpe, cello
Diane Yang, violin