A nation must think before it acts.
The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) is pleased to announce the appointment of its 2019 fellows –eighteen of them, as described below. The fellows named below reflect a vast variety of experience and are expected to speak, write, and/or develop programming and publications for FPRI, contributing to FPRI’s role in enriching the public discourse on foreign policy and national security. We are pleased to describe below our 2019 Eurasia Fellows, Templeton Fellows, the Novakovic Fellow, Trainor Fellow, and other 2019 appointments. (Fox Fellows and the Distinguished Research Fellow are announced mid-year.)
FPRI’s Eurasia Program was founded in 2015 with the aim of examining the political, security, economic and social trends shaping Europe and Eurasia. Fellows are selected to support the ongoing program and help create and sustain new initiatives.
Supported by a gift from the Templeton family, the Templeton Fellows are distributed across the existing research programs of FPRI, though for the first time, we are also appointing a Templeton Education Fellow to support FPRI’s educational programming.
Supported by a gift from Michael and Phebe Novakovic, the Novakovic Fellowship is designed to contribute to the activities of FPRI’s Center for the Study of America and the West and its related work in civic education.
This fellowship, supported by the Iron Hill Charity Golf Open, is designed for a recent military veteran who aspires to a career in long-form journalism.