BACK TO INDEX   PUBLIC POLICY & SERVICE     Carnegie     Coro     Urban Fellows     Hunger Fund     Huntington     Harriman Foreign Service     Humanity in Action     CSIS Anne Armstrong     Pickering Foreign Affairs     Study of the Presidency     Public Interest Program   ALPHABETICAL LIST	THOMAS R. PICKERING FOREIGN AFFAIRS FELLOWSHIPS           AWARDS       - Undergraduate Fellowship provides comprehensive funding for junior and senior years, as well as the first year of graduate study; plus seven-week summer institute - Graduate Fellowship provides tuition for the first and second years of graduate study, summer internships with stipend, and summer overseas internships following tenure in the program             WHO'S ELIGIBLE       Sophomores, seniors, and recent grads interested in foreign service             WEBSITE       http://www.woodrow.org/fellowships/foreign_affairs/pickering_undergrad/index.php             DETAILS       The Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship Program has two components, one for undergraduate study and one for graduate study. Visit the Thomas R. Pickering website for details on the features and requirements for each track. Successful applicants demonstrate academic achievement and outstanding leadership skills, and they must be extraordinarily committed to a career in foreign service, as each candidate is obligated to a minimum of 4½ years' participation in Foreign Service following their award tenure.
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