Stevenson Center graduate students have assisted communities all over the globe, through Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, and other organizations. But direct service is not their only contribution: their research can have a significant impact as well.
For the second half of the two-year graduate program, Stevenson Center Fellows are in the field, gaining professional experience, applying classroom knowledge, and serving organizations across the U.S. The MCRPC is a local organization hosting its first Fellow.
The Stevenson Center on campus is seeking two undergraduate interns for the 2020-2021 year. Interns develop critical job skills in public relations or data management while earning academic credit.
Apply now to be a Peace Corps Campus Ambassador for Illinois State University! The application closes 5 p.m. PST on Friday, April 17.
Generous donors helped the Stevenson Center raise $2,500 in honor of its 25th anniversary, and those funds enabled Fellows to attend the 2020 Human Development Conference.
In celebration of Peace Corps Week and AmeriCorps Week, the Stevenson Center presents Corps and Coffee, an informational event for students interested in positions with these organizations.
The Stevenson Center for Community and Economic Development’s graduate programs provide students with ways to connect rigorous coursework to diverse field experiences.
The Stevenson Center provides its graduate students with tools to make an impact on the world.
Dr. Vernon Pohlmann (1920–2020), professor emeritus of sociology, will be fondly remembered for his service to Illinois State University as well as to his community, his country, his God, and mankind.
Fellows arrive at the Stevenson Center with incredible service experiences.
