About the Program
"I just wanted to take a minute to thank you for the opportunity to have been a Salvatori Jr. Fellow. It has been very interesting sitting in on the lectures and chats with the speakers this semester, and I feel privileged to have had the opportunity." - Former Salvatori Junior Fellow
Each year, the Salvatori Center sponsors more than a dozen talks by eminent writers, scholars, politicians, and journalists. Salvatori Junior Fellows have the chance to meet privately with these speakers for an informal discussion which excludes faculty or administrators. These intimate conversations often precede the speaker’s talk at the Athenaeum or occur over lunch or some other social event.
Successful applicants for a Salvatori Junior Fellowship will demonstrate a high level of academic achievement and a strong interest in public affairs. Selected students carry the title of Junior Fellow for one semester, and will be eligible for reappointment in the following semester.
Once chosen, Junior Fellows are expected to attend the sponsored discussions and social occasions (some of which will be kept deliberately small, so that taking turns among the Fellows may be necessary). Junior Fellows are also expected to attend all or nearly all of the speakers’ public presentations.
Applications for the Fall 2008 semester will be accepted in September 2008.
Please submit the following if you wish to apply:
2) An up-to-date résumé
3) CMC transcript (working copy permissible)
For more information, please contact Administrative Assistant Elvia Huerta or Director Mark Blitz.
Junior Fellows for Spring 2008 (Continuing Students)
Jesse Blumenthal, Class of 2011
Aaron Champagne, Class of 2010
David Ernst, Class of 2010
Andrew Hess, Class of 2010
Charles Johnson, Class of 2011
Benjamin Judge, Class of 2009
Daniel O'Toole, Class of 2009
Lauren Thompson, Class of 2009
Elise Viebeck, Class of 2010
Jennifer Zavaleta, Class of 2010
