Organization Information

Trinity Fellows invites nonprofit organizations to apply to host a Fellow for the upcoming 21-month term. Fellows serve at community-based organizations while earning a master’s degree at Marquette University. Rooted in Marquette’s mission to promote justice and faith through service, the Trinity Fellows Program develops leaders committed to social and economic justice.

Host and student applications are reviewed through a matching process to ensure strong alignment between Fellows and organizations.


Host Organization Application Deadline: February 15, 2027

Organization application and instructions can be found here.


 

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Organization Partners Receive:

Organizations Partners Provide:

  • Ongoing support and resources from Trinity Fellows staff
  • Driven, professional, well-rounded Fellow who is passionate and dedicated to making an impact in the community
  • Long-term placement provides time for Fellow to build capacity and make lasting contributions 
  • Network of supportive Marquette and Milwaukee connections
  • Substantial, meaningful role that provides opportunity for learning and growth
  • Supervisor who is willing to serve as a mentor and coach and identify resources to support Fellow
  • Opportunities for professional development
  • Regular feedback and evaluation of Fellows’ performance

Trinity Fellows Host Organization Overview

Trinity Fellows participate in a 21-month study/work program while earning a master’s degree in one of 15 fields at Marquette University. In addition to full-time graduate studies, Fellows work with a local nonprofit organization—18 hours per week during the academic year and 40 hours per week over the summer.

In order to be elgible student applicants have completed a full-time service term with programs such as the Peace Corps, AmeriCorps, Public Allies, or City Year, OR have at least two years of full-time experience at a nonprofit organization.

Fellows are expected to complete their degrees within two years and are required to take three courses focused on urban issues. Learn more about Trinity Fellow's program outcomes.

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Trinity Fellows Core Courses

  • Trends in the Social Sector: Social Innovation and Systems Change
  • The Nature of Cities, Urban Policy and Politics
  • Social Justice, Social Activism
 

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Fees & Terms

Agency Fee

$1,750 per month – a total investment of $36,750 over the 21-month fellowship term.

Fellowship Term

September 2027 – May 2029

Expected Fall Enrollment

12 Fellows 

Contact Info

Natalie Reinbold, Director of Trinity Fellows, natalie.reinbold@marquette.edu, (414) 288-0637


 


2026-27 Host Organizations & Fellow Roles

Trinity Fellow Role: Community Disaster Resilience Program Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Community Justice Policy Strategist

Trinity Fellow Role: Site Development Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Communications Associate

Trinity Fellow Role: Equity Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Communications Associate

Trinity Fellow Role: Strategic Programs and Impact Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: LibraryNow Project Specialist

Trinity Fellow Role: Public Engagement Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Data Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Data and Storytelling Associate

Trinity Fellow Role: Community Partnership Coordinator for Food Access

Multimedia Journalist

Trinity Fellow Role: Community Engagement & Programs Fellow

Trinity Fellow Role: Money Path Partnership Fellow

Trinity Fellow Role: Economic Development Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Marketing and Communications Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role One: Administration and Technology Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Environmental Justice Project Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Engagement Coordinator

Trinity Fellow Role: Advancement Operations Associate

Trinity Fellow Role: Communications and Marketing Coordinator