Student Representatives
Campus Progress Student Representatives strive to strengthen the progressive movement on their campuses. They will bring progressive films and speakers to campus, participate in Campus Progress' national issue campaigns, advance progressive causes at the local level, serve on national committees, and attend Campus Progress national and local meet-ups. Backed by the resources of Campus Progress, student representatives will build a strong and sustainable network of progressive students across the nation.
What You Will Do as a Student Rep:
- Organize events on various progressive issues in your community
- Work on Campus Progress national issue campaigns like ending the war in Iraq, working to combat the climate crisis, and making college more affordable
- Attend national and local meet-ups to network with other young progressives in your region and across the country
- Support other progressive students and groups on your campus with Campus Progress resources
- Serve on one or more national committees to advise Campus Progress and network with other students
- Strengthen the progressive movement locally by building a more effective progressive team of activists on your campus
What You Will Get as a Student Rep:
- Trainings from Campus Progress staff and other ally organizations on media strategy, campaign planning, publicity, and more
- Campus visits from our awesome staff for mentorship and advice
- Access to our film library and speakers bureau so you can put on events for free on your campus
- Opportunities to travel to DC for a fall training session and a guaranteed spot at the summer Campus Progress National Conference
- Contact with other student leaders in your state or region and opportunities to network with people who care about the same issues as you
- Access to the policy experts and resources of the Center for American Progress
Click here to apply for the 2008 – 2009 school year!
Click here to re-apply to be a Student Rep if you were involved last year! (This is a shorter form).
Click here to see the Student Representatives from 2007-2008.
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