We are delighted to announce that the 2022 CNS Summer Undergraduate Fellowship will take place in a hybrid regime, with 10 out of 12 fellows on-site at our office in Monterey!
Fellows will participate in a series of lectures in the fields of nonproliferation, disarmament, and arms control. They will also join ongoing CNS research projects and carry out independent research projects with CNS mentorship. This unique and innovative nonproliferation training program aligns with our Center’s goal of training future leaders to combat the spread of weapons of mass destruction. We are confident that this summer program will keep fellows safe and healthy while engaged in rigorous educational and research activities.
We are excited to welcome 12 outstanding and enthusiastic undergraduate fellows from all over the nation to CNS!
Check out final presentations by our fellows here!
MEET THE FELLOWS !
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Indiana University
International Studies & Slavic
East European Language and Culture
Middlebury College
Political Science
Trinity Washington University
International Affairs and Political Science
Middlebury College
Economics and Political Science
Middlebury College
International Politics and Economics
University of Georgia
International Affairs
Pomona College
Politics, specialization in International Relations
University of Michigan Ann Arbor
International Studies (International Security, Norms and Cooperation); Minor: Environment
The College of William & Mary
International Relations
Brown University
International and Public Affairs (Security) and Classics (Greek and Latin)
Indiana University
International Studies; Russian
Middlebury College
International Politics and Economics