Undergraduate
Junior Fellows Program
The Junior Fellows Program provides a wide variety of opportunities for undergraduate scholarship pertaining to the study of constitutional democracy. The JFP hosts members-only events and discussions, providing a unique forum for intellectual discourse. Additionally, Junior Fellows have privileged access to private events sponsored by the Clough Center, enabling undergradute students to interact first hand with some of the most distinguished scholars in the country.
Membership in the Junior Fellows Program is by application only. Recipients of the Clough Center's Civic Internship Grants automatically receive membership to the Junior Fellows Program. Additional information for applicants, members, or the public is available by contacting our student coordinator, Marissa Marandola '16.
Meet the Fellows
The Clough Undergraduate Journal
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The mission of The Clough Journal for Constitutional Democracy is to embark on an investigative analysis of current issues and events and their impact on democracies worldwide. We seek to build a more insightful and inclusive understanding of what constitutes a democracy and to correct domestic and global misconceptions of democracy with multidisciplinary work in history, economics, sociology, political science, international studies, and law.