Student Fellows
The Student Fellows Program enables strongly interested students to attend special events by visitors and faculty in order to explore more deeply the themes and questions at the heart of the Tocqueville Forum's mission. Membership to the Tocqueville Forum Student Fellows Program is selective, and admission reflects special accomplishment. The Fellows are comprised of a committed group of undergraduates who will have many opportunities to learn more deeply about America's founding principles and their roots in the Western tradition.
Applications to become a 2008-09 Student Fellow are now being accepted. To apply, please submit a letter of interest by September 5, 2008 to: tocquevilleforum@georgetown.edu
Applications should indicate reasons for your interest in the program and state your intention to become involved with the activities of the Tocqueville Forum throughout the course of the year.
Applications should indicate reasons for your interest in the program and state your intention to become involved with the activities of the Tocqueville Forum throughout the course of the year.
"Freedom is, in truth, a sacred thing. There is only one thing else that better deserves the name: that is virtue. But then what is virtue if not for the free choice of what is good?"
- Alexis de Tocqueville
Announcements
Upcoming Events
- Sep 9, 3pm-5pm: How to Make the Most of Georgetown's Core Curriculum
- Sep 30, 5:30pm-8pm: Colloquium on 'Public Theology in America'