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Where are they now? Meet William Navarre

Former FOSEP leaders pursue diverse careers at the intersection of science and society. FOSEP attracts graduate students and postdocs who are passionate about connecting scientific discovery and the use of new knowledge for the benefit of society. Nearly all credit FOSEP for influencing their career choices, which span a wide range of fields and sectors. A series of posts will highlight the career paths of former FOSEP leaders.

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Fulbright Public Policy Fellowship

Fellows to serve in professional placements in foreign government ministries or institutions and gain hands-on public sector experience in participating foreign countries while simultaneously carrying out an academic research/study project. Applications due Feb 1, 2012. More information.

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Where are they now? Meet Thomas Robey

Thomas Robey M.D., Ph.D. is currently a senior resident in emergency medicine at Yale-New Haven Hospital in Connecticut.

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FOSEP-CU highlights the theme: "FOOD: the science ethics and policy of feeding ourselves and the world”

In the fall of 2011, FOSEP-CU began to organize some of their events around themes. FOSEP leaders believe that this will help them to present a more comprehensive picture of the complex drivers and possible solutions to 21st century challenges. Through a series of events and web resources, they will explore expertise and ideas from a variety of disciplines and organizations. Their current theme is "FOOD: The science, ethics, and policy of feeding ourselves and the world." Read more...

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Where are they now? Meet Kate Stoll

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Applications due Dec 5, 2011

AAAS S&T Policy Fellowships provide the opportunity for accomplished scientists and engineers to participate in and contribute to the federal policymaking process while learning firsthand about the intersection of science and policy. A highly competetive application process matches fellows with one or two-year placements in congressional offices and federal agencies in and around Washington DC.