Connects recent graduates and young professionals to full-time employment, a rigorous education program, and professional development and networking opportunities. Also offers a stipend version for individuals with employment. Great way to network in DC, learn interesting topics, and get a job.
Academic program where you study federal policymaking and the inner workings of the executive and legislative branch, culminating in an op-ed and research papers. A great way to develop analytical skills and produce interesting work. https://www.thepresidency.org/presidential-fellows-program
Connects teams of students’ passionate about Science and Tech Policy to government projects, which they work on part-time. Great way to gain real experience during the school-year or in the summer while still being able to do other things. https://paragonfellowship.org
Virtual, part-time seminars exploring various topics from the humanities, from philosophy to classical literature to statecraft. A great way to expand your knowledge and become part of a good network.
This program is for indigenous college students and recent graduates. In it, you spend four days at the Hoover Institution studying federal policy, tribal governance, and indigenous entrepreneurship with a focus on the past, present, and future of indigenous economies. https://www.hoover.org/indigenous-student-seminar-hoover-institution
Six-week summer educational program held at various top public policy schools for rising seniors. Great way to prepare for grad school and learn policy skills that are often hard to develop outside of the classroom/policy jobs. https://www.ppiaprogram.org/fellowship
Highly-selective program run by the Intercollegiate Studies Institute where you study the intellectual tradition of ordered liberty and become part of a large alumni network. Great way to improve your understanding of political thought and life and signal your interest in the right-wing world.
