Google Policy Fellow Program

by Berin Szoka on October 25, 2008 · Comments

Google has just announced that it is now accepting applications from undergraduate, graduate and professional students for its summer 2009 Google Policy Fellowship.  Three think tanks employing TLFers are among the host organizations participating in the program: The Progress & Freedom Foundation, the Cato Institute and the Competitive Enterprise Institute. 

Applications are due by December 12, 2008.  The program will run for ten weeks during the summer of 2009 (June-August). Apply today!

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  • As a former Google Policy Fellow at the Cato Institute, I strongly recommend applying if you are currently a student reading this blog regularly. It's an excellent program.
  • The Google Policy Fellowship was how I came to be working at CEI and contributing to TLF. It was a great program.
  • Ryan Radia
    This is a really neat program. Sweetening the deal even more is the fact that fellowship pays $7,000 for 10 weeks of work. That's a heck of a lot more than you'll get from the typical "cost of living" stipend offered by most summer policy internships in DC.
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