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Clarendon City Scholars

Repair, Rebuild, Restore

The Clarendon City Scholars Program is a distinguished honors and leadership initiative designed to equip students for impactful careers in inner-city settings across the nation. Rooted in a deep commitment to Christian community development, reconciliation and serving society’s most vulnerable, the program blends rigorous academics with experiential learning.

Isaiah 58:12 "Your people shall rebuild the ancient ruins and be called the repairer of the breach, the restorer of streets to live in."

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Student Spotlight

"In my involvement as a Clarendon, Mío intern, and involvement in administration, my purpose developed into helping others and pursuing a nursing career. Clarendon provided me with incredible mentors who encouraged and nurtured my passion to follow God’s path, and a strong community of believers that played a large part in my college experience as well as helping me grow closer to God and His plan for my life. I look forward to moving into the nursing world, knowing that the Clarendon program has equipped me to accomplish this path where God has placed me."

— Emanuela Silva Kinesiology (pre-nursing concentration)

Program Details

Your Four-Year Experience

Scholars engage in a holistic journey of spiritual formation, personal growth, relational righteousness, leadership development and community engagement. Through this comprehensive approach, scholars are shaped into thoughtful leaders and compassionate practitioners—prepared to navigate the complexities of inner-city life and pioneer innovative, lasting solutions for community transformation.

Highlights

  • $25,000 annual scholarship
  • Tight-knit cohort community
  • Leadership formation for the inner-city
  • Inner-city ministry opportunities
  • Experiential learning pilgrimages
  • Mentoring
  • Paid summer internship
  • Multi-city senior road trip year

Questions? We're here to help.

Courtney Dailey
Director of the Clarendon Scholars Program

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