Zan Strumfeld oversees the Rockefeller Institute of Government’s diverse set of fellowship programs. She has more than a decade of multi-faceted journalism, editorial, and nonprofit experience. For four years, she was program manager at the Logan Nonfiction Program, the leading residential fellowship program in the US that exclusively supports longform nonfiction. Recently, she helped run fellowships and programs at both the Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma, based at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, which provides mental health resources and safety training for journalists, and ACOS Alliance, a global coalition of news organizations and journalists working to embed a culture of safety in the newsroom. Strumfeld has worked as a full-time and freelance reporter for newspapers and magazines, a macro editor and copy editor, and as an advertising agency copywriter. She is the founder of Zealous Scribbler Literary Services—a one-woman-shop for all literary needs, including editing, ghostwriting, marketing, and book launch/event planning. She is a graduate of the State University of New York at New Paltz, where she studied journalism, English, and creative writing. She also produces music events and sits on the Troy Public Library Board of Trustees.