Scholarships

Fellows work in congressional member and committee offices, attend leadership development seminars, complete a community service project, and produce policy papers. During the first-year office placement, fellows assist in the development of legislative and public policy initiatives in CBC Member Offices. During the second half of the program, fellows transition to a congressional committee. Participants in the Congressional Fellows Program must reside in or relocate to the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area. Fellowships are for 20 months.

Semester-long internship creates a corps of trained, young leaders with the skills, outlook, and contacts necessary to generate and sustain positive change in Washington, D.C. and their local communities. Interns will receive housing, a stipend, and will be placed in Congressional Black Caucus member offices and federal agencies

Up to 11 months of support to receive language training, participate in seminars, and partake in a practical phase.

During CHCI’s paid summer and semester internships, promising Latino undergraduate students experience what it’s like to work in a congressional office, while participating in weekly professional and leadership development and civic engagement through community service.

Nine-month fellowship is designed for exceptional emerging Latino leaders who want to immerse themselves in a specific public policy area.  will provide you with valuable work experience, access to powerful Latino network, and a chance to showcase your public policy knowledge on Capitol Hill. Includes stipend, living expenses, and transportation.

Recent college graduates will spend nine months working in Washington, D.C., with significant exposure to leaders in congressional offices, federal agencies, national nonprofit advocacy organizations, government-related institutes, and more—growing both personally and professionally during your fellowship experience.

fellowships to contribute to increasing the diversity of member colleges by increasing their ethnic and racial diversity, maximizing the educational benefits of diversity and/or increasing the number of professors who can and will use diversity as a resource for enriching the education of students.

Students who have admitted to one of the 11 schools that comprise the consortium may be eligible to win a Fellowship.

for scholars in the history of science, technology or medicine who would like to use collections at two or more institutions in the Consortium. Dissertation and Postdoctoral Fellows use offices in the Consortium’s facility in Center City Philadelphia and have ready access to events and activities throughout Philadelphia’s vibrant academic and cultural communities.

Fellowships support scholars in the history of science, technology or medicine who would like to use collections at two or more Consortium member institutions. All scholars whose research will benefit from use of the collections are eligible to apply. Candidates who live 100 or more miles from the collections they will use will receive some preference.