ASA FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
The Arizona Students' Association offers 3 annual paid fellowships to students statewide. We offer Organizing fellowships in the Fall & Summer and an Advocacy Fellowship in the Spring. More information about our fellowship program can be found below.
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APPLY TO BE AN ASA FELLOW TODAY!
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TO APPLY:Send your resume & cover letter to [email protected]
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ASA FALL FELLOWSHIP DESCRIPTION
The Arizona Students’ Association’s Fellowship program was established to provide students with an opportunity to work and learn in a hands-on environment while earning course credit. Fellows work throughout the semester on developing skills in lobbying, grassroots organizing, messaging, strategy, campaign planning, and event planning. Students will also further develop their personal leadership skills in the areas of public speaking, political astuteness, writing, and public relations.
The Fellowship program is offered to all students enrolled at an Arizona public university or community college. Course credit and stipends are available to students who qualify.
Fellowship Objectives:
Fellowship Weekly Hourly Breakdown:
Weekly Fellowship Course 2 Hours
Field Hours: 8 hours
Each fellow at the start of the semester will establish 8 set hours that they will work each week on ASA priorities. During this time each fellow will work on ASA priorities; including tabling, class raps, phone bank, database, meeting with other student organizations, etc.
The Fellowship program is offered to all students enrolled at an Arizona public university or community college. Course credit and stipends are available to students who qualify.
Fellowship Objectives:
- The ability to work well in teams—especially with people different from yourselfAn understanding of technology and how it is used in real-world settings
- The ability to write and speak well
- The ability to think clearly about complex problems
- The ability to analyze a problem to develop workable solutions
- An understanding of the global context in which work is now done
- The ability to be creative and innovative in solving problems
- The ability to apply knowledge and skills in new settings
- The ability to understand numbers and statistics
- A strong sense of ethics and integrity
Fellowship Weekly Hourly Breakdown:
Weekly Fellowship Course 2 Hours
Field Hours: 8 hours
Each fellow at the start of the semester will establish 8 set hours that they will work each week on ASA priorities. During this time each fellow will work on ASA priorities; including tabling, class raps, phone bank, database, meeting with other student organizations, etc.