SNF Agora Visiting Fellows Program at Johns Hopkins University
Professional Fellowships @Fellowships posted 2 weeks agoJob Description
The SNF Agora Visiting Fellows Program at Johns Hopkins University is a prestigious initiative that brings together a diverse cohort of scholars, practitioners, artists, and civic leaders committed to strengthening global democracy. Hosted by the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF) Agora Institute, the program fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, enabling fellows to engage in research, teaching, and public engagement activities that bridge theory and practice.
Program Details:
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Duration: Fellowships are flexible, ranging from short-term engagements (as brief as two weeks) to full academic year appointments, depending on the project’s scope and fellows’ availability.
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Stay: While the fellowship is non-residential, fellows are expected to spend time on Johns Hopkins campuses in Baltimore and Washington, D.C., to fulfill their project requirements and participate in institute activities.
Eligibility Criteria:
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Open to individuals from various sectors, including academia, civil society, government, industry, media, and the arts.
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Applicants should propose a specific project aligned with the institute’s mission and, preferably, its current focus areas.
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Collaborations with SNF Agora faculty are encouraged, and applicants should identify potential faculty partners in their proposals.
Application Process:
- Submission: Applications are submitted online through the SNF Agora Institute’s website. Required materials typically include a project proposal, resume/CV, and references.
Benefits and Opportunities:
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Fellows receive a stipend of up to $25,000, intended to cover project expenses, travel, and accommodations
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Engagement with a vibrant community dedicated to democratic scholarship and practice.
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Opportunities to teach courses, host public events, and collaborate on research projects.
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Access to institute resources, including support for event planning and promotion.
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Inclusion in a network of past and present fellows, fostering ongoing collaboration and impact.
