Congressional Fellowship Program Advisory Committee
The Congressional Fellowship Program Advisory Committee plays an active role in the direction of the fellowship. Members review program finances and meet periodically (usually at the APSA Annual Meeting) to discuss major initiatives.
The Committee currently consists of twenty-six members, seven of whom are former Fellows. The Committee's diverse composition, ranging from academics and journalists to lobbyists and Members of Congress, is meant to enhance and reflect the fellowship's success.
* Former APSA Congressional Fellow
MICHAEL BARONE
Resident Fellow, American Enterprise Institute; Senior Political Analyst, Washington Examer
DOUG BEREUTER
President Emeritus, Asia Foundation; former Member, U.S. House of Representatives
RICHARD COHEN
Writer and former House leadership reporter for Congressional Quarterly, House reporter for POLITICO, and congressional reporter for the National Journal
CHARLES E. COOK, JR.
Editor and Publisher of The Cook Political Report; Political Analyst, National Journal
JOAN CLAYBROOK*
President Emeritus, Public Citizen; former Administrator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (CFP 1965-66)
ROBERT DOLE
Special Counsel, Alston and Bird; former Member U.S. Senate, serving part of that time as Senate Majority Leader; Republican nominee for President, 1996
SEN. RICHARD DURBIN (D-IL)
Member, U.S. Senate; Senate Majority Whip
RONALD D. ELVING*
Senior Washington Editor, National Public Radio; former Political Editor, Congressional Quarterly (CFP 1984-85)
VIC FAZIO
Partner, Clark & Weinstock; former Member, U.S. House of Representatives; Co-Founder of the California Journal
MICHAEL FRANC
Office of House Majority Whip; former Vice President, Government Relations, The Heritage Foundation
WILLIAM FRENZEL
Guest Scholar, Economic Studies, The Brookings Institution; former Member, U.S. House of Representatives
DAVID GERGEN
Professor of Public Leadership, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University; Senior Political Analyst, CNN
ROBERT G. GILPIN, JR.*
Eisenhower Professor Emeritus, International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University; former Vice President of the American Political Science Association (CFP 1959-60)
LEE H. HAMILTON
Director of The Center on Congress at Indiana University; former Member, U.S. House of Representatives; former President and Director, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars
ALBERT HUNT
Columnist, Bloomberg News; former Executive Washington Editor, The Wall Street Journal
GARY HYMEL
Former Senior Vice President, Hill & Knowlton; former Chief of Staff to Speaker Thomas P. “Tip” O'Neill
CHARLES O. JONES
Senior Fellow, The Brookings Institution; former President of the American Political Science Association; Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin
GERALD KOVACH
Former Senior Vice President, MCI
RICHARD LUGAR
President, The Lugar Center; former Member, U.S. Senate
ROBERT MERRY
Political Editor, The National Interest; Former President and Publisher, Congressional Quarterly; former Publisher, Stratfor
NORMAN ORNSTEIN*
Chair, CFP Advisory Committee; Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute; Senior Advisor, Pew Research Center (CFP 1969-70)
DAVID PRICE (D-NC)
Member, U.S. House of Representatives; former Professor of Political Science and Public Policy, Duke University
COKIE ROBERTS
Political Commentator and former Co-Anchor of This Week, ABC News; Senior News Analyst, National Public Radio
CATHERINE E. RUDDER*
Professor, School of Public Policy, George Mason University; former Executive Director of the American Political Science Association (CFP 1974-75)
BARBARA SINCLAIR*
Professor Emeritus, American Politics, University of California, Los Angeles (CFP 1978-79)
JAMES A. THURBER*
University Distinguished Professor of Government; Founder and Director, Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies, American University (CFP 1973-74)
