The name of the Woodrow Wilson Foundation’s newsletter—Fellowship—speaks to the notion of Woodrow Wilson’s fellowships in its broadest sense: a vibrant network of individuals joined by their ties to the Foundation and their commitment to American education at all levels.

The word fellowship itself originally meant something like today’s stakeholder or partner. A partnership of the nation’s best minds can have an inestimable influence on its most urgent challenges.

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Fellowship: The Newsletter of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation

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Spring 2012  
Teaching Fellowships: Keeping On: Early Signs Show WW Teaching Fellows Sticking With the Classroom; Fellowship Announcements: WW-RBF Fellows; Alicia S. Ostriker Gift Supports Women's Studies Fellows; Fellow Profiles: Lois Rice WF '54: Shaping Change from the Ground Floor Up through The Think Tank Consortium on Diversity; John C. Mather WF '68 on space science and the next generation space telescope; Cathy Davidson WF '70 on the digital revolution; Fellows' Perspectives on Business: David Mulford WF '61; Frank Bolden MLK '69; Pamela McGuire WF '69; James Surowiecki MN '88; Book Award Winners: Stephen Greenblatt WF '64 H, The Swerve (Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award) and Maya Jasanoff MN '97, Liberty's Exiles (National Book Critics Circle Award)  More...


Fall 2011  
Teaching Fellowships: WW Spearheads Innovative Partnership in Detroit; Teaching Fellows Receive Early Accolades; The Game Changers documentary provides closer look at 2009 WW Indiana Teaching Fellows; WW Ohio Teaching Fellowship Expands. Salamishah Tillet MN '99 CEF '10: The Arts: Weapon of Change, Tool of Healing; New books on the lives of women from Rachel Brownstein WF '58 H, Stephanie Coontz WF '66, Carol Gilligan WF '58, and Mary Beth Norton WF '64   More...


Spring 2011  
Teaching Fellows in the Classroom; Sarah Phillips WS '01 on Chernobyl at 25; James Chaffers MLK '69 on the MLK Memorial; Celebrating three decades of Newcombe Fellows; New Fellows announced for Newcombe & WW-RBF Fellowships; New books from Robert Putnam WF '63, James Kugel WF '68, & Dan Crawford WF '63  More...

 

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