Reese O'Driscoll Awarded Prestigious Public Policy and International Affairs Fellowship
Reese O'Driscoll, a political science major with a double minor in law and ethics and Spanish, has been awarded the prestigious Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA) Fellowship for the Junior Summer Institute (JSI) hosted by Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs. This fellowship is a significant achievement, recognizing O'Driscoll's dedication and potential in the field of political science.
The PPIA Fellowship is a highly competitive program aimed at preparing students from diverse backgrounds for graduate study and careers in public service. The fellowship includes a fully funded, intensive summer program that focuses on policy analysis, quantitative skills and leadership development. Participants also gain access to a robust alumni network and career development opportunities.
O'Driscoll's selection for the PPIA Fellowship is a testament to her academic excellence and commitment to public service. The fellowship will provide O'Driscoll with the opportunity to engage in rigorous coursework and hands-on policy workshops, enhancing her skills and knowledge in public policy and international affairs. This experience is expected to be a significant stepping stone in her career, opening doors to future opportunities in public service and policy-making.
O'Driscoll credits Director of National Fellowships and Scholarships, Karen Shelby, PhD, as instrumental in helping her secure the fellowship. "I'm thankful to Dr. Shelby for connecting me to so many opportunitites, and I can't wait to keep working with her in the future! She truly encouraged and supported my application, knowing that this PPIA JSI would be a great fit as I prepare for grad school applications and a career in public service. Her dedication to student success is exceptional, and I recommend meeting with her about fellowships," shared O'Driscoll.
To find out more about applying for fellowhips, visit the National Fellowships page.