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Applications are Open for the Civic Engagement Fellowship

Applications are Open for the Civic Engagement Fellowship

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The GHEA21 Civic Engagement Fellowship is a one-year program for undergraduate students in the GHEA21 network. Each year, about 40 student Fellows are selected to participate.

Program Structure

• Fellows take part in 12 online, interactive workshops:
            • 6 workshops before the in-person conference 
            • 6 workshops after the conference
• Fellows also attend a one-week, in-person conference, held halfway through the fellowship. 
• Students with travel restrictions are strongly encouraged to apply! Every year, we host a concurrent online conference happening alongside the in-person conference. Travel should not be a barrier to participation. 

Who Is Selected

The fellowship cohort includes 40 undergraduate students who:
•  Are enrolled at a GHEA21 partner institution
•  Have previously participated in the GHEA21 network, such as through online courses or workshops
•  Have shown leadership in community-based civic engagement projects and are currently leading their own community-based project
•  Will be enrolled at their institution for the 27-28 academic year and plan on continuing to lead their project

What Participants Do

•  Join structured online learning sessions
•  Receive mentorship
•  Work on hands-on project development
•  Participate in leadership training
•  Practice facilitation by leading workshops

At the end of the fellowship year, there will be an online conference open to the entire GHEA21 network, where participants can share their work and reflect on what they learned.

SUMMER CONFERENCE LOCATION: Accra, Ghana at Ashesi University 
SUMMER CONFERENCE DATES: June 11 or 12 (arrival) - June 18 or June 19 (departure)
*Reserve June 11 and June 19-20 as extended travel days.

Deadline to apply is November 15.
Apply here
 

For more information, call 845-758-6822.

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