John Jay Institute Fellowship Program

The Fellowship Program is designed to develop leaders for positions of public influence both in society and the church. College graduates with academic interests in theology, society, politics, and law are invited to apply. Students selected for the program are provided housing and a competitive stipend to defray living expenses. Upon successful completion of the academic residency and externship, the Fellowship Program offers life-long membership in a professional fraternity that includes graduate school and job placement assistance, mentoring, career coaching, networking, and continuing education opportunities. Like similar prestigious postgraduate programs, the Institute's Fellowship is merit-based and offers a competitive stipend and housing benefit for its academic residency and externship. The program includes a four-month academic residency on campus followed by an externship placement with various organizations. Fellows receive comprehensive support including housing, stipends, and extensive professional development opportunities.