The Hoover Institution’s Summer Policy Boot Camp is a four-day residential program teaching college students and recent graduates about U.S. public policy.
The Economic Fellowship Program examines foundations of economic freedom, including rule of law, property rights, and limited government, and explores policy reforms.
The Hoover Institution’s National Security Affairs mentorship program pairs students with diplomats, military officers, and intelligence professionals who later serve in government.
The Hoover Institution’s Campbell Visiting Fellows program brings five researchers to Hoover for two weeks to collaborate on a shared research topic and engage with other scholars at Stanford.
The Hoover Institution’s Campbell Visiting Fellows program brings four researchers to Hoover for two weeks to collaborate on a shared research topic and engage with other scholars at Stanford.
The Hoover Institution is a public policy research center devoted to the advanced study of politics, economics, political economy, and international affairs.
The George P. Shultz Building will expand research facilities at Hoover while honoring Secretary of State George P. Shultz. It includes offices for fellows and staff, as well as collaborative space.
