THE JAMES R. GALBRAITH PUBLIC POLICY FELLOWSHIP

2019–2020

APPLICATION FORM

THE JAMES R. GALBRAITH PUBLIC POLICY FELLOWSHIP

APPLICATION

Applicants must: v Be currently enrolled and in good standing v Possess a minimum GPA of 3.0 v Complete all application materials

Applications are now being accepted for the 2019-2020 academic year James R. Galbraith Public Policy Fellowship at the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs. Fellowships are for ten weeks.* Applications will be accepted until available fellowships are awarded. Fellows are expected to complete their hours and submit their final report by April 2020.

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last name first name

address

city state zip

day phone ( ) alternate phone ( )

major class standing

gpa

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(e.g.,1st, 2nd, 3rd year, graduate student)

* The Financial Aid office will determine if there is a potential over-award based on the student’s other aid. Federal Student Aid regulations require the Financial Aid Office to coordinate the addition of any financial aid award which may include, but is not limited to stipends, off-campus scholarships, etc. This may include the adjustment of or canceling a student’s existing other aid to prevent a potential over-award. In accordance with FSA regulations, Financial Aid is required to adjust self-help aid (Loans and/or FWS) before adjusting gift aid.

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Cover Letter

Application

Faculty Letter of Recommendation

Other Letter of Recommendation

Resume (one page)

Official Transcripts

APPLICATION CHECKLIST

The following items are REQUIRED for an application to be complete.Incomplete applications will NOT be considered.

THE JAMES R. GALBRAITH PUBLIC POLICY FELLOWSHIP

Please respond to the following questions as an attachment (minimum 50 words each):

1) What do you hope to gain from the experience of being a Pat Brown Institute Galbraith Fellow?

2) If you could choose, what specific type of placement are you seeking and why?

3) How were you referred to the Pat Brown Institute for Public Affairs?