The University of Minnesota is a massive research institution with tens of thousands of students. Because of its size and secularity, students on campus can often feel overwhelmed and disconnected from their faith. But we beliveve that students flourish in their life and studies when faith gives purpose to their college experience.
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The Colin MacLaurin Fellows Program helps Christian students at the University of Minnesota become leaders in public life by helping them connect their faith with their studies.
The University of Minnesota is a massive research institution with tens of thousands of students. Life on campus can often feel overwhelming and disconnected from your faith. Students flourish in their life and studies when faith gives purpose to their college experience.
The Colin MacLaurin Fellows Program helps Christian students at the University of Minnesota become leaders in public life by helping them connect their faith with their studies.
Every other week during the semester, Fellows gather for an evening to eat and pray together, and discuss in small cohorts how faith matters for life.
Each cohort is led by academically-trained tutors who guide cohorts through a three-year curriculum designed to give you a Christian education that supports and makes sense of your studies at the University of Minnesota.
Once each semester, Fellows retreat off-campus for deeper focus on––and forming deeper friendships around––the things that matter most.
Every other week during the semester, Fellows gather for an evening to eat and pray together, and discuss in small cohorts how faith matters for life.
Each cohort is led by academically-trained tutors who guide cohorts through a three-year curriculum designed to give you a Christian education that supports and makes sense of your studies at the University of Minnesota.
Once each semester, Fellows retreat off-campus for deeper focus on––and forming deeper friendships around––the things that matter most.
Every other week during the semester, Fellows gather for an evening to eat and pray together, and discuss in small cohorts how faith matters for life.
Each cohort is led by academically-trained tutors who guide cohorts through a three-year curriculum designed to give you a Christian education that supports and makes sense of your studies at the University of Minnesota.
Once each semester, Fellows retreat off-campus for deeper focus on––and forming deeper friendships around––the things that matter most.
Fellows gain access to leadership opportunities by or on the student board, contributing to the student-led journal of Christian thought Between Cities, and applying for the Fred Smith Scholarship award for research (exclusively available to Fellows). Fellows also have the option to apply for internships with Anselm House when available.
Anselm House Nondiscriminatory Policy
Anselm House admits students of any race, color, national origin, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students. Anselm House does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, or other school-administered programs.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 141007, Minneapolis, MN 55414
Office Phone: 612-378-1935
School-Year Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
