The Jean Donovan Fellowship is a 6-8 week, summer, community-based learning experience supporting undergraduate students who desire to deepen their understanding of social justice issues. The fellowship is named in honor of Jean Donovan, an American woman who lived, worked, and died in solidarity with the oppressed and impoverished of El Salvador in the 1980s.

The Ignatian Fellowship offers SCU undergraduates the opportunity to deepen their commitment to social justice through a community-based learning experience. Ignatian Fellows will receive funding to work with a non-profit of their choice. Ignatian Fellows will participate in Fall Quarter formation prior to serving throughout the Winter Quarter. It is basically an internship with enhanced reflection and support!

The Arrupe Fellowship offers undergraduates a formation experience rooted in the Ignatian Center’s mission of creating men and women for others. Fellows deepen their understanding of solidarity and vocation through community engagement with organizations in underserved communities and bi-weekly formation gatherings in community-based learning and Catholic Social Thought.

The Thriving Neighbors Fellowship is a paraprofessional community-based learning experience, which allows undergraduate students to obtain professional work experience while pursuing defined learning goals and objectives. Fellows are matched with a community partner for a full academic year, spending an average of eight to ten hours per week in the community.