What is Eagle Forum Collegians?

Eagle Forum Collegians is comprised of college students dedicated to promoting conservatism on college campuses by hosting knowledgeable speakers and authors, writing for campus newspapers, promoting and campaigning for local conservative candidates, speaking up in class, and participating in or starting conservative clubs on campus.

 Phyllis Schlafly started Eagle Forum Collegians in 1993 to encourage students to get involved in the issues being discussed and promoted on college and university campuses across the country. EFC works hand in hand with many groups to support conservative students who step up and speak out on their campus.

Every summer, Eagle Forum hosts a free, 2-day Summit in Washington, D.C. for college students. Last year's Summit drew over 200 college students from all across the country to the Heritage Foundation to hear two days of Congressmen, Senators, authors, and conservative activists.

Throughout the year, EFC also serves as a resource for College students by providing daily updates via Facebook and Twitter on Eagle Forum news, as well as important links and articles you can share with your friends on campus.

EFC can be a strong voice for traditional values and conservative principles on your campus. It starts with YOU!