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Annual Nominations for Newman Civic Fellowship

Apply to be the next Newman Civic Fellow! Newman Civic Fellows receive training and resources that nurture your assets and passions to help you develop strategies for social change. The year-long program includes virtual learning opportunities and networking as part of a national network of engaged student leaders.

  • published: 2023/01/12
  • contact: Robyn Loos - UNO Office of Engagement
  • email: rloos@unomaha.edu
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Check out an exciting opportunity for community-committed students! The Newman Civic Fellowship recognizes and supports community-committed students who are changemakers and public problem-solvers at Campus Compact member institutions.

Newman Civic Fellows will become part of a nationwide network of engaged student leaders where they have the opportunity to gather, network, and develop professional skills.

APPLICATION DUE DATE: By noon (12 P.M.) on Monday, February 13, 2023

Submission and Eligibility

Eligibility:

  • Must be nominated by the institution’s chancellor (completed after the submission and interview process)
  • Undergraduates with at least one year of their education remaining OR graduate students with at least two years remaining

Students who apply should be able to exemplify the following:

  • Demonstrating investment in finding solutions for challenges facing their communities
  • Engaging in collaborative action with others to create long-term social change
  • Actions and experiences that addressing issues of inequity and political polarization
  • Demonstrating motivation and potential for effective long term civic engagement

Application submission process and due date:

  • Application materials should be submitted via this online form and are due by noon (12 P.M.) on Monday, February 13, 2023

Supplemental documents for your application:

  • Letter of Recommendation
  • Student Resume including graduation date

Questions should be directed to Toni Monette at tmonette@unomaha.edu.

Newman Civic Fellows receive training and resources that nurture your assets and passions to help you develop strategies for social change. The year-long program includes virtual learning opportunities and networking as part of a national network of engaged student leaders.

To learn more about the Newman Civic Fellowship, visit the Campus Compact for the Great Plains website.

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