Faith · Leadership · Public Service

Lambert Policy Fellowship

A highly selective program for students who believe faith and public life were never meant to be separate.

A partnership between Center for Arizona Policy and Arizona Christian University

Applications are now open for the upcoming academic year.

"Your convictions belong in the arena."

Through rigorous academic preparation and hands-on experience at the Arizona State Capitol, Lambert Policy Fellows discover firsthand how biblical principles become real policy — and how one prepared leader can change the trajectory of an entire state.

Program Structure

The fellowship spans two semesters — building your foundation in the fall and putting it to work at the Capitol in the spring.

Competitive Selection

Policy Leader Mentorship

Legislative Experience

Professional Networking

Fellowship Stipend

Who Should Apply

You should apply if you care deeply about faith and the common good, want to understand how government actually works from the inside, are drawn to leadership that serves rather than postures, and are ready to be challenged, mentored, and equipped for what comes next.

Conviction

You hold deep commitments about faith, freedom, and the common good — and you’re not afraid to test them in the arena.

Curiosity

You want to know how policy actually works — the process, the people, the pressure, and the possibilities.

Humility

You’re drawn to leadership that listens, learns, and serves rather than seeking platforms or applause.

Readiness

You’re prepared to be stretched — intellectually, spiritually, and professionally — by mentors who will invest in your growth.

Eligibility Requirements

Seniors, Juniors and qualifying Sophomores at Arizona Christian University who have completed coursework in American Government, Law and Politics, and Research & Writing are eligible to apply.

Your convictions belong in the arena.

Download the application today and take the first step from the classroom to the Capitol.

Questions? Call 602-424-2525 · azpolicy.org

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