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Moynihan Public Scholars Fellowship

Moynihan Public Scholars Fellowship

Overview

The deadline for this competition is January 15, 2024, at 11:59 pm.

The Moynihan Public Scholars Fellowship takes inspiration from Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan’s celebrated career, which traversed the academy, government, and the media. Moynihan’s scholarship was “public” in the sense that it informed his work as a public servant and provoked impassioned public debate. In this spirit, Moynihan Public Scholars are chosen from among academic researchers, public service practitioners, and writers or journalists with a demonstrated ability to blend critical thought, political engagement, and popular communication.

Like Senator Moynihan, Public Scholars pursue bold, heterodox ideas—especially ones that cut across entrenched partisan divisions—in service of the public good. Public Scholars are enthusiastic participants in an intellectual community that serves City College, including yearly cohorts of Moynihan Undergraduate Student Fellows, and New York City at large. Through workshops and public events, Public Scholars draw inspiration from peer Fellows and luminaries in their respective fields to catalyze and amplify innovative thinking on public affairs.

Fellows receive unrestricted awards of up to $100,000 and have dedicated office space on City College’s historic campus in Harlem, New York City

Program Structure

A brief overview of the year of writing, teaching, and public engagement is outlined below.

Fall Semester (Sep – Dec):
During their first semester on campus, Fellows will focus on their individual writing projects and participate in a weekly seminar to learn from and share with other Moynihan Public Scholars, City College faculty, invited guests, and the Moynihan Student Fellows. Over the course of this semester, each Fellow will give two presentations in the seminar: one for peers, including CCNY faculty and relevant experts from the New York City area; and one for Moynihan Student Fellows, chosen from CCNY’s undergraduates. Each presentation will be an opportunity to engage with distinctive intellectual communities, offering fertile ground to germinate new ideas.

Winter (Jan):
Reflecting the academic calendar, Fellows will spend January working independently on their own writing projects and preparing for their teaching semester.

Spring Semester (Feb – May):
During the spring semester, Fellows will continue to work on their own writing projects. Fellows will also teach one undergraduate course informed (or inspired) by their work. These classes will meet twice per week for one hour and fifteen minutes and are an opportunity to engage more deeply with CCNY’s diverse and intellectually curious student body.

Summer (Jun – Aug):
Fellows will spend the summer months working independently on their own projects, workshopping public-facing outputs with cohort members, and leveraging Moynihan Center networks in media, government, philanthropy, and community organizations to advance and amplify their work.

ELIGIBILITY

Fields:
Reflecting Senator Moynihan’s multi-faceted career, Public Scholars may come from a variety of professions and academic backgrounds. We welcome applications from researchers, public service practitioners, and journalists or writers working on long-term writing projects.

Education:
Applicants must hold at least a bachelor’s degree. Applicants who identify as academics must hold a PhD. Graduate students are not eligible to apply.

Citizenship:
The Public Scholars Fellowship is open to all applicants, regardless of citizenship or immigration status. However, the Moynihan Center is not able to sponsor visas, and may not be indicated as an affiliate or sponsor of visa applications.

Residence:
The Public Scholars Fellowship is a residential fellowship. Applicants must be able to reside within a commutable distance to City College’s Harlem campus during the term of their fellowship.

The Moynihan Center at The City College of New York (CCNY) invites applications for the second cohort of the Moynihan Public Scholars Fellowship. Moynihan Public Scholars receive unrestricted awards of up to $100,000 and spend one year at CCNY writing, teaching, and engaging in public conversations on critical issues in public affairs. The 2024–2025 Fellowship term will commence September 2024.

APPLY NOW

The deadline for this competition is January 15, 2024, at 11:59 pm. If you have any questions, please refer to the FAQ or contact moynihancenter@ccny.cuny.edu.

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