For five decades, the presence of Fellows at the Center has proven to be a stimulus to countless faculty members, and faculty nominations for Fellows yield among the Center’s more productive citizens. Through these nominations, Faculty Associates may bring to the Center international affairs practitioners with whom they have worked—or wish to work—in the course of their research.

Who is Eligible

Faculty Associates are eligible to nominate to the Fellows Program senior diplomats, military officers, politicians, journalists, civil servants, officials from nongovernmental organizations, and business professionals who demonstrate leadership in the practice of international affairs. Mid- to senior-level professionals benefit most from working in this environment. The program is particularly interested in individuals who have professional and academic interests that are in line with the research of the faculty of the Center.

Making Nominations

For more information on the Fellows Program and nominating applicants, please contact the program’s director, Kathleen Molony.

Deadline

Inquiries from faculty interested in making a nomination should be made well before the program’s application deadline of February 15.

Terms

For a complete description of the application process for the Fellows Program, please contact the director, Kathleen Molony, as described above. Applications must include an indication of the source of financial support that will cover the fee (approximately $20,000 in 2008–2009) and subsistence of $30,000 for an individual ($40,000 to $45,000 for a family) during the academic year.