Newman Civic Fellowship
The Newman Civic Fellowship by Campus Compact supports student leaders in civic engagement through a year-long program of mentorship, leadership development, and national networking.
Funder: Campus Compact
Due Dates (Anticipated): April 2027 (Nomination submission deadline)
Funding Amounts: Year-long fellowship; fellows may apply for up to $1,500 in mini-grant funding for social impact projects; includes national recognition, leadership development, and convening travel support.
Summary: Supports and connects student leaders committed to public problem solving through a year-long program of mentorship, leadership development, and national networking.
Key Information: Only one nominee per Campus Compact member institution per year; nomination must come from the president or chancellor.
Description
The Newman Civic Fellowship is a year-long program recognizing and supporting student public problem solvers at Campus Compact member institutions. Fellows are nominated by their institution's president or chancellor based on their demonstrated commitment to community engagement and potential for public leadership. The program offers a blend of virtual and in-person learning, mentorship, leadership development, and access to a national peer network. Fellows benefit from national recognition, opportunities to apply for mini-grants, participation in an annual convening, and special scholarship and career opportunities. The fellowship is designed to nurture students’ abilities to create positive social change and amplify their impact in their communities.
