Lincoln Institute 75 Fellowship for Ethics and Equity in Public Administration

The Lincoln Institute 75 Fellowship for Ethics and Equity in Public Administration was created to promote underrepresented working adults and those who want to make an impact in equity-focused policy and advocacy. Your donation directly supports students on the path to becoming change-making public administrators and policymakers.

The internationally known and respected Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has joined with Claremont Lincoln University to create a distinctive Master in Public Administration degree that engages students with real-world cases and cross-sector analysis of current social issues. Now the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy has committed $100,000 to fund the Lincoln Institute 75 Fellowship for Ethics and Equity in Public Administration.

The fellowship is designed specifically for underrepresented working professionals seeking to earn a graduate degree. Ideal candidates are in entry- and mid-level roles in the public and non-profit sectors, or in mission-oriented roles in the private sector. The Lincoln Institute of Land Policy and CLU strongly encourage candidates from groups that are underrepresented with respect to race, ethnicity, gender identity, disabled status, and veteran status to apply. Those chosen as Lincoln Institute 75 Fellows will receive up to $10,000 toward tuition in the CLU Master in Public Administration.

Application materials includes:

• CV/resume that includes your email and mobile phone.
• A 2-3 page narrative that describes your professional goals, your commitment to pursuing an MPA, and your vision for the types of leadership needed today.
• A short video that describes your professional goals, your commitment to pursuing an MPA, and your vision for the types of leadership needed today.
• In your narrative or video please list: 1) your name; 2) your professional title and place of employment if applicable; 3) where you completed your baccalaureate degree and year graduated; 4) your contact information, and 5) who referred you or how you heard about this fellowship.

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