• Learn to articulate your value
• Enhance your problem solving and critical thinking skills
• Network with peers, staff, and consultants
• Develop your interpersonal and teamwork abilities
• Expand and leverage your skills and confidence to gain competitive edge

• The Fellows Program is open to currently enrolled junior-level and senior-level students in the College of Business, College of Education, College of Ethnic Studies, College of Health & Social Sciences, College of Liberal & Creative Arts, and College of Science & Engineering.
• Attendance at all sessions is a strict requirement of the program.

The spring Fellows Program will consist of seven sessions. You have the option of joining either the afternoon or the evening cohort, but you must attend every session. Because space is limited, please only consider applying if you are fully committed and available to attend all seven sessions. Absences are cause for dismissal from the program. The afternoon cohort will meet on the Holloway campus at the Towers Conference Center on select Wednesdays from 12:15 p.m. – 1:45 p.m. The evening cohort will meet on the Holloway campus in the Cesar Chavez Building in Rosa Parks A-C from 4:30 p.m. – 6 p.m. Attire is business casual; less formal than traditional business wear, but still intended to give a professional impression.

Fellows members must also complete the following requirements by the fourth session of the program:

• Fully complete your Handshake profile for “around the world” status
• One assigned mock interview on CSLD’s online platform Big Interview

Two hundred applicants from across the six colleges will be randomly selected and notified of their acceptance by the first week of September, 2018.

The Fellows Program began in Fall 2014 with the generous support of the Eustace Kwan Family Foundation. The pilot program started in the College of Business with twenty five students. The number of Fellows accepted to the program increased to fifty students in spring 2015, and to one hundred students each semester thereafter. The success of the program resulted in additional support from the Eustace Kwan Family Foundation in December 2016. With the full support of President Wong and campus leadership, the program expanded to accept one hundred fifty applicants from students across the six colleges. The President’s Leadership Fellows Program will accept two hundred students in spring 2018, and two hundred fifty students in fall 2018.

To apply to the Spring 2019 President’s Leadership Fellows Program, please click HERE. Students will be notified of their acceptance into the program by 5p.m. on February 8th via their sfsu email.