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 It's not about understanding how to communicate. It's about understanding the medium and how to use it.
-Former Dean Campaign Manager Joe Trippi on the potential of the Internet in political campaigns. Trippi spoke at an SMPA conference on June 4. |
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Inquiries
Successful Shapiro Fellowship applicants are currently active in a field related to media and public affairs and have achieved substantial professional stature. Shapiro Fellows undertake their activities at GW's School of Media and Public Affairs in conjunction with their ongoing professions.
The responsibilities of each Shapiro Fellow are defined by the University at the time of appointment. Activities may include teaching formal classes, conducting seminars, presenting university-wide lectures, advising students on career planning, supervising students in internships or other practical educational experiences, and assisting GW faculty in the development of courses, programs and research.
Fellows are typically appointed for one semester.
To Apply
Send a letter of application, curriculum vitae, and letters of reference to:
Jean Folkerts, Director
School of Media and Public Affairs,
The George Washington University
805 21st Street, N.W., Suite 400,
Washington, DC, 20052
The George Washington University is an equal opportunity affirmative action employer.
For More Information
To learn more about the Shapiro Fellows Program, contact Prof. Jean Folkerts at (202) 994-6227.
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