Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellows Program 2015-2016

The Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellows Program provides an opportunity for ten to twelve students who desire careers in international affairs to have a substantive one-year working experience in Washington, D.C. Junior Fellows provide research assistance to Associates working on Carnegie Endowment programs.  The program is very competitive, but motivated and hardworking Croft students should not consider it beyond their reach.  It is designed for recent graduates - either the class of 2015 or 2016.  Applicants cannot have started graduate school.

At the University of Mississippi, the Croft Institute serves as the clearinghouse for nominations and coordinates the process of submitting names to the Carnegie Endowment. For more information, visit the Carnegie Endowment Junior Fellows website.  The University's internal deadline will not be until next December, but if you are interested, contact Dr. Schenck or Dr. Gispen, the University's nominating official.