The Claremont Institute Publius Fellowship
June 18 - July 9, 2022

Are you or someone you know considering applying for the Publius Fellowship? Applications are due on February 20—just two weeks left!
Since welcoming our first class of Publius Fellows in 1979, the Claremont Institute has been bringing together promising young conservatives to study the distinctive moral and political principles of the American constitutional order.

During this intensive three-week "boot-camp" consisting of over forty intensive daily seminars and relaxed evening symposia, Publius Fellows discuss political philosophy and American government with distinguished scholars.

Topics include:

  • The Declaration of Independence
  • The Political Science of The Federalist
  • Slavery and Political Thought
  • The Statesmanship of Abraham Lincoln
  • The Constitution and Modern Liberalism
  • Progressivism, the New Deal, and the Great Society
  • Conservatism and Natural Right
  • The Living Constitution
  • Grand Strategy and Modern Foreign Policy


Who Should Apply? 
A three-week “boot camp” in American political thought for recent college graduates, graduate students, and individuals beginning their careers in politics, scholarship, media/journalism, or business/tech. Applications due by February 20, 2022.


Interested in learning more about our Claremont Fellowships?

Claremont Fellows are the political and intellectual leaders of the modern Right. They apply the Founders’ principles to our problems today, influencing policy and decision-making at the highest levels of government, law, media, culture, and academia. They are on the frontlines in the battle of ideas with progressivism and the modern Left, delivering strong, persuasive arguments in defense of America.
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Saturday, August 13th - Sunday, August 21st
A one-week program teaching the natural law jurisprudence of the American Founding to the next generation of legal thinkers and practitioners. [Learn more]
Become a part of our illustrious alumni network of more than 700 of our nation’s most promising statesman and thinkers, such as:
The mission of the Claremont Institute is to restore the principles of the American Founding to their rightful, preeminent authority in our national life.