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About this opportunity

A transformative three-day intensive program in New York City for college student leaders. Key features:

Dates: February 11–14, 2026
Location: National Urban League Headquarters, New York City
Focus: Leadership development, civil rights, social justice, and economic empowerment
Activities: • Workshops and seminars with senior executives and thought leaders • Team-building and networking activities • Mentorship and coaching sessions • Opportunities to connect with peers nationwide
Outcome: Participants return to their campuses equipped with new skills, perspectives, and networks to lead with purpose.

Who can apply

Must be a college junior or senior enrolled in a U.S. institution
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Must hold a leadership role on campus
Required materials:
Transcript (PDF)
Resume (PDF)
Recommendation letter (PDF, on letterhead)
Essay (1 page PDF) or Video (3 minutes, submitted via email) answering:
“How will you leverage this leadership development program to drive inclusive and equitable change and impact the future of civil rights, social justice, and economic opportunity?”

National Urban League (NUL) in partnership with McDonald’sOther

McDonald’s/National Urban League College Leaders Program

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Opportunity type

Other

Funding

Fully Funded

Location

United States

Deadline

Archived

About this opportunity

A transformative three-day intensive program in New York City for college student leaders. Key features:

Dates: February 11–14, 2026
Location: National Urban League Headquarters, New York City
Focus: Leadership development, civil rights, social justice, and economic empowerment
Activities: • Workshops and seminars with senior executives and thought leaders • Team-building and networking activities • Mentorship and coaching sessions • Opportunities to connect with peers nationwide
Outcome: Participants return to their campuses equipped with new skills, perspectives, and networks to lead with purpose.

Who can apply

Must be a college junior or senior enrolled in a U.S. institution
Minimum 3.0 GPA
Must hold a leadership role on campus
Required materials:
Transcript (PDF)
Resume (PDF)
Recommendation letter (PDF, on letterhead)
Essay (1 page PDF) or Video (3 minutes, submitted via email) answering:
“How will you leverage this leadership development program to drive inclusive and equitable change and impact the future of civil rights, social justice, and economic opportunity?”

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