If you are interested in studying areas of the world other than Western Europe, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, NSEP may offer you an important opportunity. You can select from a list that includes more than 75 countries and 40 languages. NSEP emphasizes a diverse range of fields of study, including business, political science, applied sciences, international affairs, engineering, health, law, economics, history, and other social sciences. All NSEP Fellowship recipients agree to work either for a U.S. government agency involved in national security affairs, or in U.S. higher education, in that other of precedence. The internships begin during the first week of January and last through mid-May, 2001.
Internships are available to students majoring in nearly any subject.
Application deadline is Wednesday, October 18, 2000. The James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation seeks applicants committed to a career in teaching American history, American government, or social studies at the secondary level. One fellowship is offered in each state for a master's level graduate study of the framing, principles, and history of the Constitution. More than a century after the first grant was awarded, the Foundation continues a dynamic and distinguished tradition of advancing educational and career opportunities for all women. In general, female students enrolled in a behavioral, life, physical, or social science or engineering program leading to a Ph.D. degree may apply.