NOTE: As of spring 2008, the Woodrow Wilson Foundation’s newsletter has a new name—Fellowship. The newsletter was formerly published as In Focus.
To obtain a hard copy of an issue, please contact the Communications Office.
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Spring 2008
Gates Grant for WW Early College High Schools; Conversation with former U.S. Poets Laureate Robert Pinsky WF '62 DS and Robert Hass WF '63; Book Spotlight: Jane Kamensky MN '87 and Glenda Gilmore WS '90; more...
Extras:
- Nancy Andreasen WF '58
Fellow’s Career Spans Renaissance Lit, Psychiatry, Neuroscience
• full story
- Anne Clark MN '93
Mellon Fellow Makes Award-Winning Transition to K-12 Teaching, Mentoring
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Fall 2007
Annenberg, Carnegie Grants for Teaching Fellowship; Education and the 2008 Debates; Top Colleges for Early College Grads; Fellows on Religion and Global Affairs; Doing Well While Doing Good; New Advisors for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation; more...
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Fall 2006
Continuity and Change at WW with President Arthur Levine; Nobel, Pulitzer Prizes to Fellows; Moyerses Receive First Taplin Award; WW Early College in the Policy Arena; more...
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Spring 2006
In Focus on hiatus; see FY 2005 Annual Report |
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Fall 2005
SPECIAL 60th ANNIVERSARY ISSUE: Profiles of Fellows Across Six Decades; more...
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Spring 2005
Ph.D. Diversity Issues; Women’s Studies 30th Anniversary Anthology; Women’s Health Research Symposium; Higher Education and the Social Contract (J. Shapiro); more...
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Fall 2004
Stanford Signs on for Early College; WW Named Humanities Citizen of the Year; Teachers Institutes Go Regional; Fellow, Nobel Laureate to Head National Lab; Bridging the Humanities/Sciences Gap (J. Fins); New Life for a Lost Language
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Spring 2004
Young Scholars in the Community; Early Colleges at Research Universities; New Taplin Award Planned; Four Rising WW Stars (Campbell, Prins, Proctor, Bennett); Diversity and Public Scholarship; The Liberal Arts Takeover of America
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Fall 2003
First Four WW Early Colleges; Reinvigorating the Ph.D.; Genomics for Teachers: Field and Lab; A Leg Up for Junior Faculty; What Doctoral Diversity Really Takes; more...
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Spring 2003
The Humanities at Work; Campus Civility in Wartime; The Middle East: An Intellectual Investment; K-12 Teachers Return to College; Ph.D. Perspective, Business Acumen; Grants for Public Scholarship, Women’s Issues; more...
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Winter 2003
Prizes for WW Scientists; First-Ever West Coast Gathering; Fellow Preserves Russia’s Architectural Legacy; WW and the Foreign Service; Three Secrets of the Foundation; more...
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Spring 2002
WW Receives $5.8M for Early College; Cross-sector Dialogue About the Ph.D.; The Imperative of Public Scholarship; Great Minds, Great Books; Fellows’ Profiles: Paster, Fitzpatrick; more...
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Fall 2001
Foreign Affairs Fellowships Honor Ambassador Pickering; Teachers As Scholars Expands; Clement Alexander Price, First WW Scholar in Residence; Fellows’ Profiles: Leon, Farnsworth, Kenny, McMillin; more...
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