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From: Lori Lovejoy
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 1995 18:38
Date: Mon, 13 Feb 1995 18:38
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***EXPLORE PUBLIC POLICY IN WASHINGTON, DC***
***ACT NOW; DEADLINE 03/01/95***
The Center for Market Processes invites students to apply to its
Charles G. Koch Summer Fellow Program in market-based public
policy. The ten-week program, running from June 10 through August
18, will bring together 30 students from around the world to study
market-based solutions to public policy problems and effective
methods for implementing those solutions. Through research and
writing projects, mentoring by policy professionals, work with
experienced policy analysts, readings, and seminars, Fellows will learn
about the issues, institutions, and skills of professional policy analysis.
Fellowships include round-trip airfare to Washington, furnished
summer housing, seminar room and board, and a $1500 stipend.
Past Fellows have worked with analysts at think tanks, law firms,
research organizations, and periodicals, including Cato Institute,
Citizens for a Sound Economy, Institute for Justice, Reason magazine,
Media Institute, Federalist Society, and National Taxpayers Union. As
well, Fellows have heard from policy experts on telecommunications,
transportation, education, foreign relations, urban development,
environmentalism, welfare, and health care. They have also learned to
write, publish, speak, interview, and appear before the media from
professional editors, public speakers, career counselors, and
journalists.
Students interested in applying market ideas to society's most
pressing economic and social problems should contact the Center for
Market Processes immediately for a brochure and application.
Deadline for application is March 1.
To request a brochure and application or to recommend qualified
students, write Charles G. Koch Summer Fellow Program, Center for
Market Processes, 4084 University Dr., Suite 208, Fairfax, VA 22030;
call (703)934-6970; or fax (703)934-1578; or e-mail cmp@gmu.edu.
Center for Market Processes
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