Led by California Volunteers and the California Office of the Governor, the College Corps program has three priorities across the state: Each student serving as a College Corps Fellow for the 2022-23 academic year will receive: Students interested in applying to the UC San Diego College Corps fellowship should meet the following criteria: In addition, eligible fellows are required to: The College Corps fellowship is designed for low- to moderate-income students. accrediting agency, the Western Association of Schools and Colleges endstream endobj startxref Selected undergraduate students will be referred to as College Corps fellows throughout the duration of the program. Metro Air Quality District, UC Davis Public Scholarship and Engagement website, Finding internships and student jobs workshop. As a College Corps Fellow, youll serve in the fields of K-12 Education, Food Insecurity, or Climate Action for a total of 450 hours over the course of the academic year (about 15 hours/week). Are you affiliated with a local San Diego K-12 school or other education organization that would be interested in hosting two or more fellows for the 2022-2023 academic year? Access to training, networking, and professional development opportunities. This first of its kind initiative is being launched in partnership with California colleges and universities. Students should demonstrate financial eligibility by being eligible for either: a State Cal Grant or Middle Class Scholarshipfor the 2022-23 AY, qualify as an AB-540 Dreamerfor the 2022-23 AY, and/or needs to work or borrow loans to meet college costsfor the 2022-23 AY, have submitted a completeCalifornia Dream Act Application(CADAA) for 2022-2023, have received a Cal Grant Award for the 2022-2023, submit aCA DSIG Applicationby September 1 to become eligible for the $3,000 Education Award. The 45 new partner campuses for College Corps can be found. ~(O^Pcs=%T{#@! Final selection of college and university partnersJanuary 14, 2022, Planning and Program Development Phase for college and university partnersJanuary 2022 July 2022, Cohort 1 Service Year (Implementation)August 2022 July 2023, Cohort 2 Service Year (Implementation)August 2023 June 2024. We have partnerships with Career Services and Financial Aid on campus. Yes!All undergraduate transfer students are eligible for the College Corps fellowship program and are encouraged to apply as long as they have at least one academic year to complete before graduation. The application will include some short answer questions. 969 0 obj <> endobj UC Davis is proud to be among the selected 45 campuses statewide for the inaugural #CaliforniansForAll College Corps program. For coronavirus information for the UCLA community, please visit the Ashe Center website and UCLAs information page. Rolling applications were accepted until July 1, midnight. to support the work of community-based organizations in key local priorities:K-12 Education, Climate Action, Food Insecurity. If you are from a nonprofit or governmental agency looking to apply to be a Community Host Organization (service site) for the College Corps fellowship, please click on the CHO APPLICATION link below. The #CaliforniansForAll College Corps program is a service fellowship that provides students with college funding while engaging them in community problem-solving in the fields of education, climate action, and food insecurity. Over the next two academic years, Concordia students will have the opportunity to serve alongside local school districts and nonprofit organizations to solve real challenges and build healthier, more equitable communities. Engage college students in meaningful service opportunities that build leadership skills and civic responsibility. All rights reserved. Complete the application below and a member of our team will be in touch. CHO APPLICATION -The 2022-23 application period is now closed. A background check will be conducted prior to final acceptance into the fellowship. Chief Service Officer Josh Fryday introduces the #CaliforniansForAll College Corps Program. Stockton, CA 95211 ), Full-time, enrolled undergraduate student, No minimum GPA, but students must be in good academic standing, Ability to commit to the program for the full academic year, Qualifies for a State Cal Grant or Middle Class Scholarship, Needs to work part time and/or borrow student loans to meet their educational costs, Must be an active recipient of a Cal Grant B Award for the 2022-2023 academic year. Thank you for your patience as we read your applications and match with host sites. Email Californians For All College Corps Fellowship Coordinator at[emailprotected]. Do you have any additional skills, strengths, or attributes that you might offer the program? Undergraduate students at any partner campus of the #CaliforniansForAll College Corps will be eligible to apply. Check back in winter 2023 for the AY 2023-2024 College Corps application, Review of Applications & Interviews: May 23- June 8, 2022, Selection Offers / Waitlist Offers: June 13-15, 2022, Throughout June: We will be in touch regarding placement, e.g. Get access to training, networking, and professional development opportunities. Meet some of the host sites and find out about specific positions and opportunities. Study stateside for the entire academic year (no Study Abroad). hV PSgp (QRC*lP.A: Work in one of the 3 program Focus Areas: Ability to host at least two Fellows, and to provide all Fellows on site with effective training, mentoring and supervision to meet the goal of providing meaningful work experience. Director of Career Development and Vocation. Therefore, each student selected to join the fellowship should meet at least one of the following criteria: UC San Diego College Corps fellows will work in one of three service areas: Day-to-day activites for College Corps fellows will depend on their placement. Graduate with less debt as College Corps Fellows will receive $10,000 through: a $7,000 living allowance paid monthly throughout your active service term, a $3,000 Education Award upon successful completion of 450 hours, Be part of the inaugural cohort of students in a first-of-its-kind statewide partnership addressing societal challenges and helping to build more equitable communities across California, Serve in a community service placement focused on an issue you care about: Food Justice, Climate Justice, or K-12 Education (includes youth Behavioral Health & Well-Being), Participate in training, professional development, and exposure to the skills and collaboration needed for community change, Network with community leaders and students from across campus and the state of CA who are committed to building stronger communities, Gain hands-on, real world experience and professional skills that will transfer to future endeavors, Instill a sense of pride and common purpose as you work alongside fellow student leaders from across the state, Serve 450 hours from late August 2022- May 31, 2023 through an in-person community service placement, Service hours will average 10-15 hours/week, Participate in an orientation, mid-year meeting, and weekly 1.5 hour checkin/training with Fellows in your issue area, Participate in a regional service day & virtual meetings with College Corps Fellows across the state of California, Passion for working in partnership with communities to make positive change, Growth mindset and eagerness to try new things, Interest in connecting with and learning from other students and partners across the state, Willingness to be an ambassador for the Fellowship on campus and beyond, As a College Corps Fellow youll be matched with a community service placement where youll work for 10-15 hours/week to be able to meet the full 450 hours to complete by May 31, 2023, Placements will be with a local nonprofit community organization or agency in San Francisco, Your work will focus on either food or climate justice, or K-12 education (includes youth behavioral health & well-being), Youll share successes and challenges and will learn from your peers in weekly cohort meetings/ training; each cohort will consist of College Corps Fellows all focused on the same community issue (food, climate, or education/health), You will have opportunities to apply your learning from orientation, College Corps cohort meetings and virtual trainings, and earn academic credit from a roster of approved courses and/or enroll in the AU College Corps seminar course that will provide a foundation for your service. Students awarded a fellowship position will be notified via email. endstream endobj 970 0 obj <>/Metadata 378 0 R/Pages 967 0 R/StructTreeRoot 542 0 R/Type/Catalog>> endobj 971 0 obj <>/MediaBox[0 0 612 792]/Parent 967 0 R/Resources<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text/ImageC]/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/StructParents 0/Tabs/W/Type/Page>> endobj 972 0 obj <>stream Compensation for participating and confirmed host organizations will be available. For more information, attend an information session or event. Stockton Campus To learn about how we keep your information safe, view our, This first of its kind initiative is being launched in partnership with California colleges and universities. There will be two cohorts over two academic years: first cohort will run during the 2022-23 academic year, and the second cohort will run during the 2023-24 academic year.

You can explore our other centers through the links provided to the right. excluding university holidays. Are first-year students eligible to apply? Fellows who complete 450 hours of service over the academic year (15 hours per week during fall and spring semesters) will be eligible for up to $7,000 in living allowance. Address societal challenges and help build more equitable communities across California. 155 Fifth St. We encourage you to connect with Financial Aid to make sure you understand how the $10,000 through this program will impact your specific situation. How does transportation to host sites work? Students selected to join the Fellowship should therefore meet at least one of the following criteria: APPLICATION LINK:Student Application | Site Application, 308 Westwood Plz, #168 Complete the application by July 1, midnight. Full-time, enrolled UC San Diego undergraduate student, No minimum GPA, but students must be in good academic standing, Ability to commit to the program for the full academic year, Complete a National Service Criminal History Check and Live Scan, upon selection, Commit to the program for the full 450 hours during the academic year (Sept. 2022 - June 2023), Not undertake a study abroad program during their participating academic year, Qualifies for a State Cal Grant or Middle Class Scholarship, Needs to work part time and/or borrow student loans to meet their educational costs, Must have a completed and submitted a California Dream Act Application (CADAA) for 2022-2023 academic year, Must be an active recipient of a Cal Grant B Award for the 2022-2023 academic year, Must submit a CA DSIG Application by September 1 to become eligible for Education Award. As a College Corps fellow you'll receive: Students selected should meet at least one of the following criteria: Fellows will work with K-12 schools, food banks/pantries, or climate action organizations to build healthier and more equitable communities across California. CPP students to receive up to $10,000 towards their education when they commit to serve for a year. Students who complete all program requirements are eligible for a $3,000 Segal Education Award to be used in a later semester or academic year. Students must have a 2.0 or higher overall Pacific GPA and be in good academic standing. STUDENT APPLICATION - The 2022-23 application period is now closed. Priority selection given to applicants who submit applications bySunday, May 15, 2022 at 11:59pm. If you are a Cal Poly student looking to apply, please click on the STUDENT APPLICATION link below to complete our online application. Maintain a 2.5 minimum GPA and remain in good academic standing. Learn more about climate action, education and food security through keynote speakers and find out how you can make an impact in the region in a service internship while being paid. %%EOF Real-world job experience and skills to add to your resume. Oral and written communication, professional etiquette, critical thinking and problem-solving skills, and the ability to work in teams are transferable skills that students will develop in the programskills that employers and graduate programs seek.

o2Cdo!NNdX_&;OG9uowj-y$2J^u`V>\x?E{`|p|Ac94hC}M( What if I am forced to drop out of the program? Earn academic credit, if you complete the fellowship in conjunction with an academic internship or practicum course. 996 0 obj <>/Filter/FlateDecode/ID[<1A01F60CC84AA946A11E9AFF0C4798F1>]/Index[969 76]/Info 968 0 R/Length 132/Prev 1128715/Root 970 0 R/Size 1045/Type/XRef/W[1 3 1]>>stream ConcordiaUniversity Irvine is a U.S. News Top Tier Regional University and has been named by The Chronicle of Higher Education as one of the fastest growing private nonprofit master's institutions. Connections with fellows across the state via virtual platform and regional events. Please know that whatever your status is, we are here to help support you in finding your next career development and/or service opportunity. gather more information, might ask you to complete a form with your schedule, you may have a Zoom interview with a possible host community organization, Background clearance and program enrollment paperwork: Completed by Aug. 12, 2022, Fellows SF State Orientation: Friday, Aug. 26th, 2022 (time TBD), Fellows to begin service placement at host site as early as: Monday Aug. 29, 2022, Must be enrolled at SF State as a full-time undergraduate for the 2022-23 academic year (AY), Must be in good academic standing (there is no minimum G.P.A. Admissions: 415.929.6491. To ensure the opportunity is accessible to all,College Corps Fellows will receive $10,000 including a stipend and an Education Award.