Student Fellow

What You’ll Do: Work high-traffic areas on your campus with a clipboard, flyers, and a Rally TX shirt, meeting students where they are Lead Dorm Storms - 2 to 3 hour outreach shifts talking directly with students in on-campus dorms and off-campus student housing Recruit through your own networks: friends, family, classmates, teammates, and student organizations Focus on recruiting students who aren’t already politically engaged. We’re looking for the people who usually sit elections out, not the ones who vote every cycle Track how many people you recruit and check in regularly with your program manager Bring ideas. If you have a creative way to reach students on your campus, we want to hear it and help you run it Pay and Hours Super part-time and flexible, designed to work around your class schedule. Up to 8 paid hours per week $20/hour base pay for scheduled outreach time, including a paid training day $10 bonus for every recruit who completes the class Fellows hitting their goals earn around $960 over the program, and our strongest recruiters will clear $1,000+. Your bonuses are uncapped, so the more students you bring in, the more you earn Straight talk about this role This is a new program and you’re helping us test it on campuses. We want to see how well it works and whether it’s something we continue growing through the election. That means hours and program length can change based on performance and results. This works great as a gig alongside school. It is not a guaranteed set number of hours, and continued participation depends on hitting your goals. We’ll be upfront with you about expectations from day one. Timeline Applications open now, reviewed on a rolling basis Interviews: Thu, Sep 24 - Thu Oct 1 Program launch: early October, running through Election Day, November 3, 2026 What You’ll Gain Community and political organizing Campus outreach and recruitment Event planning Relationship-building Direct voter and community contact Testing and evaluating organizing strategies Tracking recruitment data and using results to improve outreach Fellows will work directly with experienced Texas organizers and gain practical experience building an organizing program on their own campus. Who We’re Looking For Currently enrolled students at Texas colleges and universities. Natural recruiters. If you’ve recruited for a fraternity, sorority, student org, team, or anything else, tell us about it Self-starters who can work independently around their class schedule People who are comfortable walking up to strangers and starting a conversation Connected on campus: NPHC members, student org leaders, RAs, and team captains tend to thrive in this role Texas Majority PAC is an equal-opportunity employer. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, and related medical conditions), gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, national origin, marital status, disability, genetic information, veteran status, or any other status protected under applicable law.