Campus Commons curriculum has been recognized with national accreditation by
Team Democracy, a nonpartisan organization. Campus Commons cohort members
receive digital credentials in Dialogue, Listening, Collaboration, and Bridging that can be added to LinkedIn profiles, email signatures, resumes, and shared across professional networks.

Campus Commons cohort members are eligible to apply for a Campus Commons Internship- an opportunity to receive an internship stipend, microgrant, training, and mentorship to design and implement a project on their campus.

Alumni Ambassadors are Campus Commons alumni who take on a paid leadership role by supporting recruitment and representing Campus Commons. This opportunity allows alumni to strengthen their facilitation, mentorship, and communication skills while expanding their professional network and continuing to shape the Campus Commons experience.

Our alumni community is continually strengthened by the diversity of paths our alumni pursue- professionally, religiously, and geographically. Upon completing Campus Commons, students become part of The Bronfman Fellowship's vibrant network of more than 1,600 alumni across North America and Israel. Alumni stay connected through networking opportunities, job sharing, and community and learning events.