UChiVotes In Action
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Student Opportunities
The IOP aims to inspire in students an active interest in public service. Through student-led leadership development programs and workshops, young people develop the tools to become leaders, public servants and advocates.
UChiVotes
UChiVotes is a student-led, non-partisan civic engagement group run out of the Institute of Politics whose goal is to increase voter turnout in the UChicago community. Join the movement and help us become the top voting campus in the country.
Become a Voting Ambassador
Voting ambassadors are in charge of mobilizing voters, directing students to UChiVotes content, and engaging their personal networks and RSOs. Come to a voting ambassador training, and use your voice to help people vote!
Student-Led Programs
Our student-led programs offer hands-on programming for students to develop as leaders and explore the myriad avenues of public service.
Bridge
Bridge aims to connect UChicago students with incarcerated community members through writing workshops and civic education.
Leaders of Color
A student-run leadership development program for undergraduate students of color.
Spectrum
A group for queer people who are interested in public service, queer political and policy issues, and building leadership skills.
W+
W+, Women and Gender Minorities in Public Service, works to create a space that empowers female, nonbinary, and trans students to explore and cultivate their passion for public service.
The Gate
The Gate, UChicago’s political newspaper, publishes long-form articles on university, local, national, and world politics.
TechTeam
TechTeam's mission is to provide pro-bono technical solutions to non–profit and governmental organizations within Chicago.
Bridging the Divide
The Bridging the Divide public service leadership program brings urban and rural students together to listen and learn from each other, have productive – and sometimes uncomfortable – conversations that encourage students to break down ideological and geographical barriers.