Each Visiting Fellow will also prepare a policy brief analyzing a key background question on the conflict and options for resolution. Visiting Fellows have faculty status within the University and will participate fully in the activities of the CCHR, Kellogg, and Kroc, thus gaining indispensable comparative insight that is difficult to access in Colombia. There they will meet with Washington policymakers and analysts to discuss their policy briefs, which will be published in conjunction with the Inter-American Dialogue. The Institute will target individuals of high accomplishment and promise whose work focuses on problems of peace and democracy. Candidates will be evaluated individually, but joint projects will be considered.
Stipends vary with seniority.
Fellows may receive direct round-trip economy airfare from the Institute. The Kellogg Institute has 8 furnished apartments attached to its building. These apartments reduce the transition costs of moving to Notre Dame, and they also bring together scholars and their families from around the world, especially from Latin America. The deadline for 2001 will ba announced soon.