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SUMMER

Galbraith Scholars program (undergraduate)
June 8-12, 2008

The application period for the Galbraith Scholars 2008 program has now closed.

Note to applicants: As of 8:00 pm on Friday, May 23, all applicants should have received an individual email notification with the results of the selection process. If you applied and did not receive this email, please send an email inquiry to inequality@harvard.edu.


 

Tomas Garcia and Laura Williams participate in the 2004 program.Named in honor of the Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith (1908-2006), the Galbraith Scholars program honors Professor Galbraith’s lifelong commitment to illuminating the economic ills of material hardship and inequality. One of the world’s most recognized economists, a public intellectual whose lively mind and wit drew attention to some of the most fundamental economic and political challenges of our times, John Kenneth Galbraith signals the ideals that motivate the Galbraith Scholars Program. A two-time recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom (1946 and 2000) and former Ambassador to India (1961-63), John Kenneth Galbraith’s contributions to American society underscore the possibilities and promise of public service in a new generation of Galbraith Scholars.

Who: The Galbraith Scholars program seeks students of exceptional promise and uncommon perspective who have demonstrated interests in issues of inequality and social policy. College sophomores, juniors, and seniors enrolled in any U.S. college or university are eligible to apply. The Galbraith Scholars program is designed to cultivate a diverse new generation of scholars and leaders, and students of color and students of limited economic means are particularly encouraged to apply.

What: The program aims to illuminate graduate school and career options for talented undergraduates who aspire to apply themselves to important social problems. Students selected for the program win full scholarships covering travel, accommodation, and activity expenses to attend a special five-day session at Harvard University led by Harvard faculty, doctoral fellows, and social policy practitioners. Galbraith Scholars explore a range of social policy issues through graduate-style seminars, panel discussions, workshops, off-site field trips, and collaborative activities.

When|where: To be held June 8-12, 2008 at Harvard University.

Application deadline: Applications must be received by Thursday, May 8, 2008.

 

Although we are no longer accepting applications, the 2008 brochure and application remain available for informational purposes only:

:: Download brochure (4 pages)

:: Download application (6 pages)

Application deadline:
Thursday, May 8, 2008


Recent Galbraith Scholar programs
Professor John Kenneth Galbraith
John Kenneth Galbraith (1908-2006), Paul M. Warburg Professor of Economics Emeritus, meeting with the Galbraith Scholars in 2001.

Photo© 2001 by Seth Kirshenbaum

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