IOP Fellows Application

Apply to be an IOP Pritzker Fellow

Thank you for your interest in becoming a Pritzker Fellow at the UChicago Institute of Politics (IOP)! The IOP Pritzker Fellows Program presents a unique opportunity for leading political practitioners (e.g. former elected officials, campaign strategists, journalists, and policy makers) to be in residence at the University of Chicago during an academic quarter. Fellows will draw on their first-hand experiences, research and professional networks to give insightful perspective on politics and public service in practice. In an effort to form the strongest, most diverse Fellows cohorts possible, Fellows are selected via our online application process and through targeted recruitment. Please contact Alicia Sams, Director of the Fellows Program, at aliciasams@uchicago.edu with any questions. The deadline to apply for the Winter 2022 quarter is Friday, 11/5/2021.
Date of Potential Fellowship *
Full Name *

First Name Last Name
E-mail *
Phone Number *

Area Code Phone Number
Work Address *

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

City State / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Home Address *

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

City State / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Occupation *
Title *
Specific Area of Practice (i.e. Journalism, Political Consulting, etc.) *
Educational Background *
Political Affiliation
How did you learn about the Fellowship? *
List of published works and/or media appearances *
Describe your interest and any previous experience with students? *
Two-page draft proposal of seminar topic and outline of weekly discussions. *
Please include a title for the seminar series, an introductory paragraph explaining how you would explore your topic over the course eight weeks, sub-titles and descriptions for each of the seminars. Please also include up to three out-of-town guests you might bring to campus to supplement the discussion throughout the quarter. Additional guests can participate via Skype or if they are local.
Curriculum Vitae/Biography *
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Apply to be an IOP Pritzker Fellow