Thanks for your interest in becoming a Student Change Agent Coalition Leader.
Campus Compact believes in, and invests in, the power of student voice and leadership. The only thing better than one outstanding student voice standing up for the issues and change they believe in is a chorus of student voices coming together to do the same.
After a pilot program in the Spring, Campus Compact is now launching nationwide Student Change Agent Coalitions (SCAC), a student-run, community of practice opportunity where students from across the country can come together and connect around issues, methods of change, and common themes to allow their collective work—and voices—to be that much stronger.
Each Coalition will be limited to 15-20 members per coalition and will be required to meet at least 6 times on average across a semester (average bi-weekly). The group will also be tasked with collectively producing some form of resource that future students can also use going forward. Coalitions will be led by two selected student leaders per SCAC who will be paid a stipend of $1,000 each per semester. SCAC leaders can be in undergraduate or graduate programs, but must be a student during the semester they lead their coalition.
Campus Compact staff will support SCAC leaders throughout the semester to provide each Coalition leader and staff member with technical and logistical support as well as regular check-ins with each Coalition leader.
In the following application, students can vote on existing Coalition proposals and/or submit their Coalition proposal idea and why they feel they are the best candidate to lead the conversation. Students do not need to be an expert on the topic they propose but must be willing to do the necessary research and preparation to lead each session. A select number of student leaders and proposals will be accepted, and then a general call will be made available to all students this fall to sign up to join one or more coalitions.
Applicants will be considered based on the students' prior experience in the topic or area, documented evidence or reasoning of interest in the topic or conversation, and a clear vision for the focus of the group and each session.
Students interested in leading a Student Change Agent Coalition must apply by Friday, August 28th at 11:59 P.M. EST. This is a Compact member-only benefit.
If you have any questions, please reach out to Will Brummett, Director, Student Engagement at wbrummett@compact.org. If you have any questions about your campus's membership status, please email our Membership team at membership@compact.org