Apply to be a JP Alumni Fellow

The Jeremiah Program Alumni Fellowship is a selective, yearlong, cohort-based leadership program. JP fellows are leaders who see being a great mom as their most important job and are excited about the opportunity to advance solutions that support economic mobility, public policy, and two-generation programming for single mothers and their children experiencing poverty.

Eligibility Requirements

Active JP alum
JP graduate who completed their college degree with JP
JP graduate who completed their yearly alumni census
JP graduate who has not previously participated in the JP Alumni Fellowship
- However, moms who completed the Fellowship during the first two virtual cohorts (2020 and 2021) are eligible to apply again.

WHAT FELLOWS CAN EXPECT

Participate in four seminars focused on leadership development, economic mobility, public policy, and two-generation programming under the guidance of expert facilitators.
Three (3) two-day trips per year (includes hotel, air, travel costs, childcare stipend) — participation is required.
$5,000 yearly stipend

Application open until May 29

JP Fellow Nomination

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Name*

First Name Last Name

JP Campus*

Austin, TX

Baltimore, MD

Boston, MA

Brooklyn, NY

Fargo, ND

Las Vegas, NV

Minneapolis, MN

Rochester, MN

St. Paul, MN

Address

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Graduation Year*

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Please list any other JP alumni that you think would be a great JP Fellow. (Please list their contact information.)

Essay Questions

All essay questions should have a minimum word count of 350 and a maximum word count of 500 words. (Maximum – 3,000 characters)

Why are you applying to the JP Fellowship? Explain how you are currently at an inflection point in your career and life.*

What impact do you want to have in your community and in your personal life?*

Please write a statement that identifies the distinctive qualities, characteristics, and life experiences you would contribute to this fellowship and to the development of other fellows in your cohort.*