Hillsdale College Announces James Madison Fellowship Program Class of 2021-2022
Fifteen young professionals working several fields around the nation’s capital were selected
HILLSDALE, Mich. — Hillsdale College is pleased to announce its James Madison Fellowship Program Class of 2021-2022. This year, 15 young professionals from around Washington, D.C., were selected to complete the 10-month-long program on American political theory and the issues the country faces today.
Senior Editor, The Federalist
Senior Director of Policy, Conservative Partnership Institute
Contributing Editor, New Oxford Review
Director of Programs, FreedomWorks
Executive Director, The American Conservative
Coalition Director, American Compass
Culture Editor, The Federalist
Deputy Opinion Editor, Newsweek
Communications Coordinator, Sen. Rick Scott
Senior Advisor, Rep. Ron Estes
Media Production & Research Coordinator, Sen. Ben Sasse
Policy Analyst, Ethics and Public Policy Center
President, American Moment
Chief of Staff, Rep. Mark Green
Executive Director, Speech First
The James Madison Fellowship is a 10-month-long educational program for serious professionals who want both a deeper understanding of our current political predicament and a sharper view of what is needed to revitalize our American republic.
Fellows meet throughout the year for 10 sessions focusing on core issues and challenges to the American regime. These core issues and challenges include identity politics, immigration, marriage and family, free speech, the rule of law, political economy, and the aims of American foreign policy.
The discussions are led by Hillsdale faculty and distinguished friends. Learn more about its curriculum here.
After completing the Madison Fellowship, the new class of fellows will join the extensive and growing network of Hillsdale program alumni committed to restoring American self-government.