Midwest Campus Compact Citizen-Scholar (M3C) Fellows Program
What is an M3C Fellow?
The Midwest Campus Compact Citizen-Scholar (M3C) Fellows Program is a nine-state initiative lead by the Wisconsin Campus Compact. The M3C Fellows Program is committed to integrating education with civic engagement among campuses across the country.
As an Americorps Education Award Program, students who are involved in this program will receive an education award to use toward tuition, loan payments, etc. in return for community service. The program strives to develop a peer network and provide support that enables students to serve as agents of civic engagement to respond effectively to local community issues.
Check out what the current M3C Fellows are doing by clicking here!
The Benefits of Being an M3C Fellow
- Earn money for college. Each M3C Fellow will receive a $1,000 Americorps Education Award upon completing 300 hours of community service.
- Build your resume. The M3C Fellows Program is a prestigious program that will make your resume stand out.
- Build a peer network. As an M3C Fellow you will help form a strong cohort of eight LCCC students.
- Build a professional network. Your work as an M3C Fellow will put you out into the real world! You will meet professionals in your field of interest and have the opportunity to build working relationships.
- Discover your passion. As a Fellow you will have a life changing experience that will help you find your passion.
Requirements of Fellows
- M3C Fellows MUST be a US citizen.
- M3C Fellows MUST be a current LCCC student.
- M3C Fellows MUST participate in a group orientation.
- M3C Fellows MUST complete 300 hours of community service during their year of service.
- M3C Fellows MUST keep a weekly log of their service hours.
Learn More
www.m3cfellows.org
For more information
Julia Provoznik
Ohio Campus Compact Americorps*VISTA
M3C Project Coordinator
440-366-4104
jprovozn@lorainccc.edu
The LCCC M3C Fellowship Program is sponsored by LCCC Service Learning. You can find the Service Learning offices and the M3C Fellows Program office in Employment and Career Services located on the first floor of the Barbara and Mike Bass Library and Community Resource Center.