The W. Glenn Campbell and Rita Ricardo-Campbell National Fellows Program at the Hoover Institution was established in 1971 to allow outstanding scholars to devote time to research and writing at the Hoover Institution. During their fellowship they are free from their normal academic responsibilities.

Typically, candidates are nominated by a Hoover senior fellow, hold a Ph.D. degree or its equivalent, and have an established publication record. Candidates whose proposals embody empirical studies of significant public policy issues in fields such as economics, education, international relations, law, contemporary history, political philosophy, political science, and sociology are preferred.

For more information or questions about the National Fellows Program, contact Cheryl Weissbart at weissbart@stanford.edu or 650-723-3972.