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Flinn-Brown Fellowship is sponsored by Flinn Foundation. The flagship program of the Arizona Center for Civic Leadership, the Flinn-Brown Fellowship is a statewide civic leadership program designed for experienced leaders from all sectors (public, private, and nonprofit) who seek to expand their knowledge of Arizona state policy and politics. Selected Fellows participate in the 12-session Flinn-Brown Academy and join a powerful statewide network of civic leaders.
Geographic focus: Arizona
Focus areas: Civic Leadership, State Policy, Economic Development, Public Service
Official opportunity description and requirements excerpt:
You are using an outdated browser and some functions on our site may not function correctly. Here's how you can upgrade your browser easily. About the Conference Center Sustainability commitment Publications and Multimedia Improving the quality of life in Arizona to benefit future generations. Arizona’s Bioscience Roadmap Goals, Strategies, and Actions 2026 Flinn Foundation Bio Capital Conference Translational Seed Grants Program Bioscience Entrepreneurship Program Benefits and Expectations Financial and Creative Health Arts and Culture Grantees Flinn-Brown Academy Facilitators 2025 Flinn-Brown Convention 2024 Flinn-Brown Convention 2023 Flinn-Brown Convention 2022 Flinn-Brown Convention 2021 Flinn-Brown Convention Meet the 2025 Flinn-Brown Fellows Meet the 2024 Flinn-Brown Fellows Meet the 2023 Flinn-Brown Fellows Meet the 2022 Flinn-Brown Fellows CivEx: Arizona Civic Exchange Arizona Civic Life Partnership Arizona Civic Language Perceptions Project Arizona Civic Health Steering Committee Leadership, Civics and You Youth Workshops and Events The Class of 2026 Flinn Scholarship application is closed. Does your dream of college include the opportunity to travel abroad, conduct research, and pursue creative expression? The flexibility to explore different fields and majors? The support to pursue internships and volunteer experiences? A talented, welcoming, and driven community of friends to share the journey? Becoming a Flinn Scholar means having all this—and the ability to earn a full ride from one of Arizona’s public universities. In scope and value, the Flinn Scholarship is unlike almost any other undergraduate merit-based scholarship in the United States. The scholarship—valued at more than $135,000—covers tuition, fees, housing, and meals at Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, or the University of Arizona, plus study abroad. Future applicants should begin with these steps: Watch our information session . Components of the Flinn Scholarship Application The Flinn Scholarship application is comprised of: Forms that collect biographical data and information about current studies and extracurricular activities (including employment); Two essay prompts and one short-answer question; One academic/teacher recommendation, submitted separately by a high-school teacher who has given you a letter grade in a course; One leadership/service recommendation, submitted separately by a teacher, professor, coach, employer, or community member; A copy of your transcript and school profile, uploaded by your high school academic counselor on the counselor report; and A copy of ACT or SAT scores (with a minimum test score of 26 on the ACT or 1230 on the SAT). October was the last month of testing that qualified for the 2026 Flinn Scholarship. Criteria such as grade-point average and class rank play a part in the Flinn Scholarship selection process, but they are not the sole basis for
Application snapshot: target deadline February 28, 2026; published funding information Not specified (covers all program costs, including tuition, materials, and travel/lodging for participants outside Maricopa County); eligibility guidance Experienced Arizona civic leaders from all sectors who have resided in Arizona for at least three consecutive years within the past 10 years and are committed to state-level leadership.
Use the official notice and source links for final requirements, attachment checklists, allowable costs, and submission instructions before applying.
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You are using an outdated browser and some functions on our site may not function correctly. Here's how you can upgrade your browser easily. About the Conference Center Sustainability commitment Publications and Multimedia Improving the quality of life in Arizona to benefit future generations.
Arizona’s Bioscience Roadmap Goals, Strategies, and Actions 2026 Flinn Foundation Bio Capital Conference Translational Seed Grants Program Bioscience Entrepreneurship Program Benefits and Expectations Financial and Creative Health Arts and Culture Grantees Flinn-Brown Academy Facilitators 2025 Flinn-Brown Convention 2024 Flinn-Brown Convention 2023 Flinn-Brown Convention 2022 Flinn-Brown Convention 2021 Flinn-Brown Convention Meet the 2025 Flinn-Brown Fellows Meet the 2024 Flinn-Brown Fellows Meet the 2023 Flinn-Brown Fellows Meet the 2022 Flinn-Brown Fellows CivEx: Arizona Civic Exchange Arizona Civic Life Partnership Arizona Civic Language Perceptions Project Arizona Civic Health Steering Committee Leadership, Civics and You Youth Workshops and Events The Class of 2026 Flinn Scholarship application is closed.
Does your dream of college include the opportunity to travel abroad, conduct research, and pursue creative expression? The flexibility to explore different fields and majors? The support to pursue internships and volunteer experiences?
A talented, welcoming, and driven community of friends to share the journey? Becoming a Flinn Scholar means having all this—and the ability to earn a full ride from one of Arizona’s public universities. In scope and value, the Flinn Scholarship is unlike almost any other undergraduate merit-based scholarship in the United States.
The scholarship—valued at more than $135,000—covers tuition, fees, housing, and meals at Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, or the University of Arizona, plus study abroad. Future applicants should begin with these steps: Watch our information session .
Components of the Flinn Scholarship Application The Flinn Scholarship application is comprised of: Forms that collect biographical data and information about current studies and extracurricular activities (including employment); Two essay prompts and one short-answer question; One academic/teacher recommendation, submitted separately by a high-school teacher who has given you a letter grade in a course; One leadership/service recommendation, submitted separately by a teacher, professor, coach, employer, or community member; A copy of your transcript and school profile, uploaded by your high school academic counselor on the counselor report; and A copy of ACT or SAT scores (with a minimum test score of 26 on the ACT or 1230 on the SAT).
October was the last month of testing that qualified for the 2026 Flinn Scholarship. Criteria such as grade-point average and class rank play a part in the Flinn Scholarship selection process, but they are not the sole basis for our decisions. We evaluate a student’s academic achievement, leadership and involvement, service to the community, ability to communicate, and personal characteristics.
Each factor is an important part of the holistic picture that you present to us. Learn more about the Flinn Scholarship’s benefits and requirements, as well as review tips and frequently asked questions, from these sections of the website: Send questions about the application process at any time to [email protected] or call (602) 744-6802. For information about Flinn Scholars, please contact: flinnscholars@flinn.
org or (602) 744-6802 Senior Program Manager, Scholarship and Education Initiatives Vice President, Scholarship and Education Initiatives Program Coordinator, Scholarship and Education Initiatives Connect with Flinn Scholars on Facebook: Follow Flinn Scholars on Twitter: Stay up to date. Join our email list. Flinn Foundation | 1802 N.
Central Avenue Phoenix AZ 85004 (602) 744-6800 (602) 744-6800 | info@flinn. org
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Experienced Arizona civic leaders from all sectors who have resided in Arizona for at least three consecutive years within the past 10 years and are committed to state-level leadership. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Not specified (covers all program costs, including tuition, materials, and travel/lodging for participants outside Maricopa County) Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is February 28, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
