Fellowship Includes

• Placement in an eight-week fellowship in Washington, D.C. at a public policy organization with a Dartmouth alumnus mentor
• Housing in Washington, D.C. provided by the Rockefeller Center with a stipend of $1,500 for living expenses
• Civic Skills Training which covers public speaking, networking, resource mobilization, media relations, goal setting, program management, workplace skills, professionalism, and much more
• Attendance at the Dartmouth Alumni & Friends Reception in Washington, D.C.

Applications are accepted in the spring.

Prerequisites for Participation

• Complete Public Policy 5: Introduction to Public Policy (PBPL 5) during the winter term
• Complete a course conveying quantitative or qualitative social science statistical methods during the fall, winter or spring term of your first year. Options include: Public Policy 10, Economics 10, Government 10, Mathematics 10, Psychology 10, Sociology 10, Quantitative Social Science 15, Geography 11, Geography 50, Sociology 11, or Education 11
• Participate in the Dartmouth Leadership Attitudes and Behaviors (D-LAB) program during the winter term.

Application

APPLY HERE        (Application will open on February 3, 2020)

Your application must include:

• Resume. Save as a PDF with your first and last name in the file name. Upload within the application.
• Unofficial transcript. Ensure the transcript has your statistical methods course on it and your final winter term grades. Save as a PDF with your first and last name in the file name. Upload within the application.
• Faculty/Administrator recommendation. Don't forget to give them the recommendation handout so they have a chance to draft responses in advance and have the URL directly.

Review the tip sheet!

For more information, contact Eric Janisch, program officer.