National Student Leadership ForuM
The National Student Leadership Forum is a three-day annual event that brings together a diverse group of college students from across the country to consider how they, as leaders, might use their gifts, talents and energy to serve others. Attendees interact with fellow students, recent college graduates, young professionals and established adults from the political, business and social service sectors of society.
Post-Graduate Fellows Program
Since 2000, the National Student Leadership post-graduate fellows program has provided an opportunity for college graduates to translate key principles of Jesus into their daily lives. The principles emphasized include living in community, stewardship of finances, servant leadership, and reconciled living. Fellows help plan National Student Leadership events throughout the year, travel domestically to various events/campuses, and experience diverse cultural settings abroad.
Congressional Fellows Program
The Congressional Fellows Program is a two-month summer opportunity for current undergraduate students (aged 18-24). A group of 35-40 students are selected each year to live, work and learn together in Washington, D.C. Fellows live in the Cornerstone Intern House on the University of Maryland’s campus and intern in Congressional offices or with other organizations in the D.C. area.