Glenn T. Seaborg Congressional Science and Engineering Fellowship
A one-year fellowship for nuclear scientists and engineers to provide expertise in Congress and gain firsthand experience in federal policymaking.
Funder: American Nuclear Society (https://www.ans.org)
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (Full application deadline, projected)
Funding Amounts: $95,000 annual stipend + up to $10,000 travel reimbursement + up to $5,000 health insurance allowance (1 year)
Summary: A one-year fellowship for ANS members to work in Congressional offices, providing nuclear expertise and gaining experience in federal policymaking.
Key Information: U.S. citizenship and at least two years of ANS membership required; two fellows selected annually.
Description
The Glenn T. Seaborg Congressional Science and Engineering Fellowship is a one-year professional opportunity offered by the American Nuclear Society (ANS) for its members. Fellows are placed in the U.S. Congress—either in personal offices of Senators or Representatives or with Congressional Committees—where they contribute their nuclear science and engineering expertise to federal policymaking. The program is part of the AAAS Congressional Science and Engineering Fellowship network, providing a unique chance to collaborate with other STEM professionals and gain firsthand experience with the legislative process. The fellowship aims to enhance nuclear policy, foster professional growth, and deepen participants’ understanding of the intersection between science, engineering, and national policy.
