Student Fellowships
The “fellowship experience helped me to engage with new (and very old!) ideas [and] connect with a variety of students and faculty members. . . . I also enjoyed participating in reading groups and listening to others dissect complex texts. Whether we were reading Augustine or Dante, I left each meeting with a lot to think about!!”
The CSLD offers two student fellowship programs, which run from September through April of each academic year. Both allow undergraduate, graduate, and professional students to become more deeply involved in the work of the CSLD and to build community with other students and network with faculty and outside scholars. The Madison Fellowship is designed to provide students with an opportunity to immerse themselves deeply in the intellectual life of the Center and engage broadly across the various initiatives’ programs, courses, and experiential learning opportunities. The Newman Fellowship is part of the Center’s Catholic Social & Political Thought (CSPT) Initiative, which invites students to participate in events designed to enhance their understanding of different aspects of the Catholic intellectual tradition, and to apply for national summer fellowships and other learning opportunities.
For more information about the Madison Fellowship (which spans the work of the CSLD), click here.
For more information about the Newman Fellowship (through the Center’s Catholic Social & Political Thought Initiative), click here.