Ewing Public Service Fellowship Program

CORTEZ A.M. EWING PUBLIC SERVICE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM

Spend the summer in the corridors of power. Network with the political players. Learn the language of the Beltway. Ewing Fellowships include: $4,000 grant for living and travelexpenses, additional scholarship assistance if needed and an academic credit option. Students with diverse academic and career interests are encouraged to apply. The fellowship period is 8-10 weeks. Up to five fellowships will be awarded.

2007 Ewing Fellows

Tara Tannehill, Kian Ball, Ron Peters (Ewing Coordinator), Kayla Downing, Kallie Cope, and Elsie Ureta

Ron Peters, Lewis Pulley ('87), Cindy Simon Rosenthal, Elsie Ureta, Mo Goff ('90), Tara Tannehill, Skip Stepens ('71), Kallie Cope, Peter Robertson ('76), Kayla Downing, Lyndsey Ray ('03), Victoria Allred ('91), Kian Ball, Keegan Drake ('03), and Akbar Siddiqui ('03).

Click here to see pictures of the 2006 Ewings in Washington D.C.

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Cortez A.M. Ewing

Professor Cortez A.M. Ewing

Cortez Ewing taught in the Department of Political Science for 34 years, from 1928 to 1962. He was a scholar who enjoyed a national reputation. His work ranged from "party politics and elections to public policy, from Southern politics to higher education, from the politics of impeachment to the promise of the United Nations." He was a dedicated teacher, opening his home to undergraduate students, even securing scholarships for them without their knowledge or getting them accepted at prestitious graduate programs."

Click here to read Marcus Cohn's Rememberance of Professor Ewing

*Pictures of Cortez Ewing were made possible by the WESTERN HISTORY COLLECTIONS, at the University of Oklahoma.

CORTEZ A.M. EWING PUBLIC SERVICE FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM
Spend the summer in the corridors of power. Network with the political players. Learn the language of the Beltway. Ewing Fellowships include: $4,000 grant for living and travelexpenses, additional scholarship assistance if needed and an academic credit option. Students with diverse academic and career interests are encouraged to apply. The fellowship period is 8-10 weeks. Up to five fellowships will be awarded.
2007 Ewing Fellows Tara Tannehill, Kian Ball, Ron Peters (Ewing Coordinator), Kayla Downing, Kallie Cope, and Elsie Ureta Ron Peters, Lewis Pulley ('87), Cindy Simon Rosenthal, Elsie Ureta, Mo Goff ('90), Tara Tannehill, Skip Stepens ('71), Kallie Cope, Peter Robertson ('76), Kayla Downing, Lyndsey Ray ('03), Victoria Allred ('91), Kian Ball, Keegan Drake ('03), and Akbar Siddiqui ('03). Click here to see pictures of the 2006 Ewings in Washington D.C.
General Information \| Application
Cortez A.M. Ewing	Professor Cortez A.M. Ewing Cortez Ewing taught in the Department of Political Science for 34 years, from 1928 to 1962. He was a scholar who enjoyed a national reputation. His work ranged from "party politics and elections to public policy, from Southern politics to higher education, from the politics of impeachment to the promise of the United Nations." He was a dedicated teacher, opening his home to undergraduate students, even securing scholarships for them without their knowledge or getting them accepted at prestitious graduate programs." Click here to read Marcus Cohn's Rememberance of Professor Ewing
*Pictures of Cortez Ewing were made possible by the WESTERN HISTORY COLLECTIONS, at the University of Oklahoma.