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Quaker Fellows Application

Qualified students who have applied to Earlham will be invited via email to apply to Quaker Fellows. Students invited to apply to Quaker Fellows must complete four short-answer prompts. More details will be shared with students at the time of invitation to apply. Applications to the Quaker Fellows program will be reviewed on a regular basis starting in the Fall. Finalists will be invited to interview by Skype. If you are interested in applying or have questions, please contact us at newlincenter@earlham.edu.

Qualifications:

  • Active interest in the Religious Society of Friends, but not required to be a member of a Quaker Meeting
  • Positive attitude, flexibility, and commitment to group process
  • A desire and openness to talking about and exploring spiritual growth
  • Respect for differing viewpoints and backgrounds
  • Ability to work intensely with a small group of peers
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