Harold W. Rosenthal Fellowship

Established in 1977, the Rosenthal Fellowship honors the memory of Harold Rosenthal, a young Senate staff member who was a victim of international terrorism. With over 300 alumni, our program has become a leader in public service internships for graduate school students in international relations.

Over the past four decades, we've grown in size and impact. Our fellows have pursued private and public sector careers in international relations. Their unique fellowship experiences have prepared them for new challenges now facing societies worldwide. They are the bulwark of our program and the infantry we're building to combat any form of terrorism. Their sense of public purpose and humanism is the legacy of the Rosenthal fellowship. We want to build on this legacy and ask your support to help us continue and grow. 

Learn more about the Rosenthal Fellowship at: http://www.rosenthalfellowship.org/