Each academic year, the Stone Inequality Initiative offers an undergraduate fellowship of up to $5,000 for a two semester commitment to support projects investigating the negative impacts of concentrated wealth in the United States. The fellowship is open to students of any discipline. Ten students are selected for the academic year.
Fellows will be required to attend monthly meetings (food provided) to discuss work with peers. Potential fellows must list a faculty advisor who will support their work during the semester in addition to the guidance provided by Stone Inequality Initiative staff.
Each fellow must present their work at a capstone event at the end of the Spring semester. Students will be asked to design a poster presentation to be shared at the capstone event. Alternative presentations may be proposed for audio or visual productions.
Our application for the 2024-2025 academic year is currently closed. Applications for next year will open in the spring and can be found on uFunds.
Please send any inquires to rachel_nusbaum@brown.edu.