Campus Election Engagement Project’s Paul Loeb and Thurgood Marshall Jr. discussed overcoming disenfranchisement of the younger electorate this November (Washington, DC)––Earlier this week, the National Press Club hosted a conversation with Paul Loeb, founder of the Campus Election Engagement Project, and Thurgood Marshall Jr. on overcoming the challenges and barriers [...]
Wrapping up our spring semester at CEEP: Please join our team for our last Faculty/Staff Debrief meeting of the semester to talk about the following: – Wisconsin and Ohio Primary – Maine Secretary of State Conference – CEEP Fall Fellows – Planning for Fall: both in-person and virtual The meeting is this Friday @ 12pm [...]
Leaving a campus you’ve come to think of as home can be simultaneously thrilling and terrifying. You should always remember you’re not going through this transition alone. Keep in touch with your college friends. Encourage each other through challenges and celebrate each other’s victories, no matter how small. With [...]
We are now accepting applications for a Social Media and Design Intern, a Fellows Program Intern, and a Faculty Resources Intern. These positions are all 20 hrs/week with flexible start and end dates of June 1st – August 30th. These positions are unpaid. The timeline for these internships is very [...]
Good Wednesday afternoon! Here’s what’s on tap at CEEP this week: We released our official 2019 Annual Report last week. We’re proud of the work we do, and if you have a minute, we’d like to explain why. Put it on your calendar! 5:00 ET Thursday, May 14th, we will host [...]
In this time of social distancing and uncertainty, we here at CEEP believe remaining democratically engaged has never been more important. With constantly changing election laws and dates, it is critical that we engage our youth around their upcoming elections. That is why we are participating in Giving Tuesday [...]
Your weekly brief roundup of resources, opportunities, and the occasional shout-out from CEEP: Want to know what’s in the continuing rounds of the stimulus package for students (and what’s not)? Join us Friday, May 1st at noon ET for our Weekly Faculty/Staff Debrief (ask us for the meeting password), or [...]
It is no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted life as we know it. As a college student, I feel as if my life has been flipped upside down. One day, I’m enjoying spring break in New York City, and the very next day I return home and [...]
Campus Election Engagement Project would like to acknowledge and extend our support to those directly and indirectly impacted by the Coronavirus. Many of the schools we work with have either suspended or will change their policies for the remainder of the semester in regards to students congregating and meeting. This makes sense [...]
News reports that youth voting fell on Super Tuesday were worrisome. To hear that the percentage of voters under thirty dropped by 3-4 points in places like North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia was deeply concerning. Not only could this mean that something wasn’t working in our model; it could [...]
