Are you a current student with a heart for justice and community transformation?
You may be eligible to receive funding to present at the following conferences and events:
Priority is given in the following order:
Priority given to first-time presenters.
Who is eligible to apply for funding?
Priority is given to current Northeastern Seminary students in the Theology and Social Justice concentration (M.A. or M.Div).
After that, any other Seminary or School of Theology & Ministry student may apply, then any Roberts Wesleyan University student.
If funds remain, faculty or staff accompanying a student presenter may also be considered.
How many students are funded each year?
At least one student per year will receive funding.
Depending on the availability of funds, more students may be selected.
How much funding is typically awarded?
Scholarships will be reimbursed based on actual expenses submitted with receipts. While there is no fixed amount, we kindly ask that recipients remain mindful of costs, as keeping expenses reasonable allows us to support more students through this opportunity.
Funding is not applied to student bills or books.
Applications are reviewed based on priority eligibility, the quality of the proposal, and whether the presenter is a first-time applicant.
Proposals should clearly connect to justice and community transformation, offering theologically informed and practical ways people can make change.
