Apply for the CBSC Fellowship
application for full 2026 cbsc fellows is open
The application for the full 2026 CBSC Fellows Program is open as of Monday, October 20th, 2025. This application is only for Emory undergraduate students that have previously completed or are currently enrolled in 370A POLS/SOC/ENVS/CBSC which is the required prerequisite for the full fellows program. The full fellows program includes a 2026 Spring course and associated lab as well as the 10 week Atlanta-based summer practicum.
The application form can be accessed here: 2026 CBSC Fellows Application.
For students interested in the CBSC Program not yet enrolled in the prerequisite course, an application for the Fall 2026 370A POLS/SOC/ENVS/CBSC will open in February 2026. For updates and the release of that application, please follow the CBSC’s account @emorycbscfellows or check this page in early 2026.
Application for Fall 2025 Course has closed
The deadline for the 2025 Fall CBSC course has passed. Applications for the Fall 2026 CBSC course (370A POLS/SOC/ENVS/CBSC) will open late February 2026.
Don't miss out on this opportunity. The CBSC course and full fellows program provides a strong base of knowledge in addressing pressing issues of American society and beyond. The fall course is a required prerequisite to application for the January-July full CBSC fellows program. If all spaces in the course (around 32) are not filled in this first round of reviews, the application will be reopened until the course is full. We will have a waitlist if applications extend beyond class capacity to fill in any open spots during the Add/Drop/Swap period.
This application will be posted here as well as on the CBSC Instagram account @emorycbscfellows and shared in the CCE monthly newsletter (send a request to be added to kdgrace@emory.edu).
If you have questions about the course, please contact Kate Grace at kdgrace@emory.edu.
“The CBSC fellowship not only helped me recognize my passion for affordable housing but also gave me connections to people around the country who are currently doing that work—connections that will be invaluable when I join the workforce after graduation.”