"This fellowship is a chance to do work that matters while you are still in school. You will not just study community issues — you will help address them alongside people already doing the work. The experience builds a professional network and a track record of real impact."
University of Houston – Honors College Civic Engagement
Overview
What it is
When
Rolling
Where
Houston, TX (University of Houston campus and partner community sites)
The University of Houston (UH) Honors College Civic Engagement Fellowship connects students with Houston-area organizations working on real community challenges. Fellows take on meaningful projects in areas like education and public health while building skills and relationships that last well beyond their time on campus.
Fellows partner with local organizations on projects tied to genuine community needs. Focus areas include education, public health, and other civic priorities. Through this work, you learn firsthand how community change happens and connect with leaders across Houston.
This fellowship is open to students in the UH Honors College. Visit the program page at the UH Honors College website to review eligibility requirements and current application details. Contact the Honors College Civic Engagement office directly for guidance on next steps.
If you care about Houston and want hands-on experience working alongside community organizations, this fellowship fits naturally with other civic and service programs across the city. It pairs well with volunteer roles at local nonprofits, Houston city initiatives, and public health or education-focused internships.
