A 6-9 month full-time security policy fellowship with DC-based NGOs and think tanks for early-career bachelor’s or master’s graduates.

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Outline:

(00:15) Summary: Why you should consider the Scoville Fellowship

(00:58) Who is eligible?

(01:58) Why you might not want to apply

(02:35) The Scoville experience

(02:38) When does the fellowship take place?

(03:11) What types of work do you do during your placement?

(07:11) Which organizations host Scoville Fellows?

(08:05) What are the salary and benefits?

(09:16) What do Fellows go on to do after their fellowship? Can you stay on at the host organization?

(10:26) What activities besides work are involved in the fellowship?

(11:58) How the Scoville Fellowship compares with other opportunities

(13:25) Becoming a Scoville Fellow

(13:28) How selective is the Scoville Fellowship

(13:57) What does the application process involve?

(14:01) Initial Application

(15:02) Finalist

(15:52) Host organization selection

(16:36) What qualities does the Scoville Fellowship look for?

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