Interested applicants should complete a short application with the following information:
- Name and educational level (e.g., junior, senior, recently obtained undergraduate/graduate degree, currently in graduate school)
- Choose from three short essay prompts. Please answer in 350-500 words.
- Identify the most important challenge you believe Harris County faces and describe the approach you would take to identifying and proposing a policy solution, or communications strategy, to address this challenge
- Describe a person, personal experience, or current event that sparked your interest in public policy or communications. How does it shape your outlook on policy making and related communications?
- Describe a time you felt challenged. How did you overcome this situation? What lessons did you learn from the experience?
- What do you hope to get out of your experience as a CJO Fellow? Please answer in 100 words or less.
- Please identify up to three policy areas from the list below that are of interest to you:
- Community Relations
- Criminal & Juvenile Justice
- Early Childhood Education
- Economic Opportunity & Development
- Environment
- Health
- Housing
- Transportation
- Once complete, please email your application, resume, and one letter of recommendation from a professional or academic contact to:
- [email protected]. Send all documents in a single email with the subject line titled “CJO Policy Fellowship_Full Name -- [Summer/Fall/Spring], or”
- [email protected] . Send all documents in a single email with the subject line titled “CJO Comms Fellowship_Full Name -- [Summer/Fall/Spring].”
- Applications will be considered on a rolling basis.