Antonin Scalia Fellowship

The Antonin Scalia Fellowship (ASF) is a year-long fellowship on the past, present, and future of American constitutional thought, focusing especially on debates around originalism, the Courts, the administrative state, and liberty. 

Over the course of 10 monthly dinner discussions, a highly-select cohort will explore the conservative legal movement in historical perspective; delve into current legal debates; and consider opportunities for advancing the rule of law in a wide variety of areas. 

Each session will center around a short reading — either a historically significant piece, or a currently important one. And each session will feature a special guest, to help discuss the reading. In past years, these guests have included a wide variety of judges, journalists, scholars, litigators, and policymakers. 

Each session is organized and facilitated by Adam White of the American Enterprise Institute and the Antonin Scalia Law School. All sessions will be held in person in Washington, D.C. Throughout the fellowship TPIF will host networking and other social events in the DC area designed to bring Scalia cohorts together with alumni and other fellowship programs.

IDEAL CANDIDATES

Ideal candidates will be early to mid-career lawyers with a background working in government, the legal sector, think-tanks, academia, or media.

Apply for Antonin Scalia Fellowship

Applications for the Scalia Fellowship are open through July 10.