CALL FOR FELLOWSHIP APPLICATIONS
Fellowship on Immigrant Integration
Fellowship runs during the spring 2025 semester and is open to SUNY and CUNY graduate students
Fellows will work with experts at the Institute on Immigrant Integration Research and Policy to assess immigrant integration policy, produce policy briefs, and analyze and compile data to fill research gaps
Application period open until filled
Albany, NY — The Institute on Immigrant Integration’s Research & Policy (III-RP) at the Rockefeller Institute of Government is seeking candidates for its Fellowship on Immigrant Integration. Three graduate fellows will be selected to participate in conducting research and policy analysis at III-RP. The goal of the graduate Fellowship is to prepare the next generation of immigrant integration researchers, practitioners, and policymakers.
The Fellowship will provide an opportunity to graduate students to deepen their understanding of (a)the contextual factors that have the most/ least influence on integration outcomes, (b) the impact of local, state, and federal policies on integration of foreign-born New Yorkers, and (c) models of integrating immigrants in the economic, social, and civic fabric of communities.
Fellows on Immigrant Integration will spend the spring 2025 semester working alongside researchers, practitioners, and policymakers engaging in the following activities:
- Collect data using a wide range of research tools to fill the knowledge gap on immigrant integration.
- Produce policy and research briefs that analyze determinants of immigrant integration and their policy implications.
The Fellowship is an intensive semester-long program from January 2025 through May 2025. Fellows will work 20 hours per week from Monday through Thursday at III-RP. A stipend of $6,000 will be awarded to each fellow during the semester. Fellows conduct their work virtually and work closely with III-RP staff. Only graduate students enrolled full-time in a SUNY or CUNY graduate program are eligible to apply.
Qualifications:
- Completion of at least 12 credit hours of graduate coursework
- Full-time enrollment in a SUNY or CUNY graduate school
- A minimum of 3.0 GPA
- Demonstrated interest in immigrant integration
- At least 3 years of experience in a professional or volunteer capacity
- Demonstrated quantitative and/or qualitative research analysis skills
- Experience using statistical analysis software (i.e., SPSS, SAS)
How to Apply
Please complete this application form and send the following materials to Guillermo Martinez, III-RP’s deputy director and intergovernmental liaison, at [email protected]:
- Cover letter
- Transcripts
- Two writing samples
- A resume
Application period will be open until the positions are filled.
About the Institute on Immigrant Integration Research and Policy
The Institute on Immigrant Integration Research and Policy seeks to expand the growing body of knowledge on the incorporation of immigrants into their host/adopted communities by analyzing social, economic, and civic integration data in New York State, while simultaneously identifying evidence-based integration solutions for policymakers to consider and implement.