Newman Civic Fellowship
The Newman Civic Fellowship supports student leaders in public problem solving and civic engagement through a year-long program of leadership development, mentorship, and networking at Campus Compact member institutions.
Funder: Campus Compact
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (Nomination deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: Mini-grants up to $1,500 for social impact projects; year-long fellowship with professional development and national recognition.
Summary: Recognizes and supports student leaders at Campus Compact member institutions who are committed to public problem solving and civic engagement.
Key Information: Nomination by institution president/chancellor required; only students from Campus Compact member institutions are eligible.
Description
The Newman Civic Fellowship is a year-long program designed to recognize and support student public problem solvers enrolled at Campus Compact member institutions. Fellows are nominated by their college or university president or chancellor based on their demonstrated commitment to public leadership and their work with communities. The program offers a robust suite of opportunities for learning, leadership development, and networking, aiming to empower students to address complex issues in their communities and beyond. Fellows join a nationwide network of engaged student leaders and gain access to professional development, mentorship, and public recognition.
