Become an Idaho Science and Technology Policy Fellowship (ISTP) Fellow

The Idaho Science and Technology Policy Fellowship (ISTP) calls scientists, social scientists and engineers to work with state agencies and the legislature, learning firsthand about policy-making while using their knowledge and skills to address pressing challenges facing Idaho.

A doctoral-level science or social science degree, or a master’s degree in engineering and three years of work experience, is required. ISTP fellows receive compensation, benefits, orientation, professional development, mentorship, a travel allowance and administrative support. Submit an application  by Sunday, March 26, for the fellowship year beginning in late August. 

Learn more on the ISTPF website or follow them on Twitter. Email questions to istpf@uidaho.edu. The ISTPF is a collaborative effort among University of Idaho, Boise State University and Idaho State University, and is led by the McClure Center for Public Policy Research.