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Towson University students Sierra Nathan ’28 and Tracy Boyd ’27 have been selected for two highly competitive fellowships that honor emerging leaders in civic engagement.

Nathan, a business administration major, has been chosen as a , a regional honor supporting students dedicated to advancing social change. Through this fellowship, she will engage in cross-institutional collaboration, leadership development and community-based learning experiences to further her impact.

Boyd, a doctoral candidate in instructional technology,  has been named a , a national program recognizing students who demonstrate a commitment to creating positive change in communities. She will join a cohort of student leaders from across the country in professional development, networking and skill-building opportunities designed to strengthen her capacity to address public problems.

Both fellowships spotlight ¾«Ñ¡Â鶹¶þÇø’s dedication to fostering student leadership and civic responsibility. As participants, Nathan and Boyd will bring their perspectives back to campus, helping to enhance the culture of civic engagement at ¾«Ñ¡Â鶹¶þÇø.

The selections underscore ¾«Ñ¡Â鶹¶þÇø’s role in preparing students not only for professional success but also for meaningful contributions to society. Both were supported by the Office of Civic Engagement and Social Responsibility.