Student Opportunities

Are you passionate about social justice and interested in conducting research?

The Project Humanities Undergraduate Research Ambassadors Program offers students the opportunity to delve into research projects focused on social justice issues. Under the guidance of a faculty mentor, participants undertake a research-based applied project, exploring topics that contribute to positive social change.

As an Ambassador, you'll receive a $2500 stipend upon successfully completing the program. Additionally, faculty mentors will be rewarded with a $1000 stipend for their support and guidance.

Whether you have a specific research idea in mind or are looking for inspiration, our program provides a supportive environment to explore and develop your interests. Join us in making a meaningful impact through research and advocacy.

Project Humanities invites undergraduate students to volunteer in various aspects of our activities, events, and research. We seek students committed to Project Humanities and social justice issues, capable of working independently, and eager to participate in community building.

Students can also engage specifically with our homeless outreach initiatives. Volunteers can join our weekly Friday sorting events and our monthly 3rd Saturday distributions. These activities offer hands-on opportunities to support the homeless community and gain valuable experience in community service.

For more details on how to get involved, please visit our Homeless Outreach page.