Lang Center
for Civic & Social Responsibility

Lang Opportunity Scholarship Program

Lang Opportunity Scholarship ProgramThe Lang Opportunity Scholarship (LOS) Program each year selects members of Swarthmore’s sophomore class as Lang Scholars. Selection criteria include distinguished academic and co-curricular achievement, leadership qualities, and demonstrated commitment to civic and social responsibility. This program offers a diverse range of benefits including a $10,000 grant, a designated adviser, and networking opportunities to support the development of a project that creates a needed social resource in the U.S. or abroad. The program was conceived and endowed by Eugene M. Lang ’38.

Note: The Lang Opportunity Scholarship is not in service of Swarthmore College and does not create an employment relationship between the student(s) and the College.

Sophomores in good standing are welcome to apply. There is a two step application process.

1. By NOON (Eastern) on October 1, 2021: Submit anLOS Program Expression of Interest Form. [View PDF of form here]

2. By NOON (Eastern) on November 1, 2021: Submit aLOS Program Application.[View PDF of form here]

3. A subset of applicants may be invited to interview(s).

Current Lang Scholars and their projects

To access theLOS database, you will need to contactjmagee1@swarthmore.edufor the user ID and password.

LOS Class of 2024

It is with great pleasure that we introduce you to the new Lang Opportunity Scholarship (LOS) Class of 2024 (left to right): Khaliun Enkhbayar, Connor Barrett, Jean Luc Ishimwe, and Ariza Nanji.

LOS Class of 2023

Lang Scholar headshots clockwise from top left: Daniel Torres Balauro ’23, Aleina Dume ’23, Haron Kalii ’23, and Philippe Kame ’23

Lang Opportunity Scholarship Program Contact

Jennifer Magee

Jennifer Magee

Senior Associate Director, Lang Center for Civic and Social Responsibility
Lang Center for Civic and Social Responsibility
Lang Center 204

Tristan Alston '22

Project Title: The Berkshire Equity Research Collaborative (BERC)

Location: Massachusetts

Eduardo Burgos '22

Project Title: Migrant Worker Community Healing

Location: Wyoming

Mission: Building community and self-confidence with Wyoming migrant workers through art and stories.

Shay Downey '22

Title: Tohi Youth Project

Mission: Nurturing wellness for Indigenous youth through artistic practice.

Location: Cherokee Nation

Luke Neureiter '22

Project Title: Delco Dashboard

Location: Delaware County, Pennsylvania

Jolleen Opula '22

Project title: Runnovate

Location: Kenya

Creating online work opportunities for the youth

Chunyang Wang '22

Project Title: FreeArt Education

Location: China

Mission: Make art education accessible to all children

Hussain Zaidi '22

Project Title: Doctors Informing Devolution

Location: Pakistan

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