Becoming a Ford Fellow
College and university Students
The Ford Fellows program for undergraduate and graduate students aids students identify and cultivate the virtues necessary to leadership and citizenship. It accomplishes this through deep-study seminars, household and other competency trainings, mentoring programs, and service programs.
Law Students
The Ford Fellows Law program is a multi-year program designed for current law students who are pursuing a career in law or a related field. The focus is on vocation and the virtues related to public service. Fellows are provided with opportunities for mentorship as well as involvement in deep-study seminars that explore the nature of virtue.
Young Professionals
The Ford Fellows Program for Young Professionals aids early-career professionals in both career discernment and the identification and cultivation of the virtues required to participate in public life. The program is open to young professionals in both the public, private, and non-profit sectors. It accomplishes this through leadership programs focused on deep-study, mentoring, and experiential learning.
Interested In Becoming A Ford Fellow?
Fill out this form with info about yourself and why you’d like to become a Ford Fellow and we will be in touch.
For questions please reach out to our Director Jeff Polet at jpolet@38foundation.org.