Student Fellows and Ambassadors

Global Commons Fellows produce a digital publication twice a year that uplifts student voices and ideas on issues related to sustainability and climate, inequalities, human rights, global justice, global public health, arts and society, and liberal arts and sciences. 

Global Engagement Fellows coordinate thematic civic engagement projects across the network. 

Global Media Fellows use their media skills to extend the network at member institutions and spread the word about OSUN opportunities for students.

Hannah Arendt Humanities Network Ambassadors are a diverse cohort of engaged scholars from across the network who explore central themes of the Hannah Arendt Center’s annual conference in preparation for their participation.

The Remote Ambassadors program empowers student leaders to support their peers across the network with access to OSUN Online Courses (OOCs) information and the creation of a virtual community of past and present OOC students.

Student Leadership Fellows implement community-based projects as they receive virtual and in-person training to strengthen leadership skills and capacities around communication and project management.