- Corey R. Horn, 2022-2023, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Philosophy
- Siobhain Lash, 2022-2023, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Philosophy
- Mehr Manzoor, 2022-2023, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Health Policy and Management
- Matt Myers, 2022-2023, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Philosophy
- Evan Coulter, 2021-2022, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Philosophy
- Chara Kokkiou, 2021-2022, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Philosophy
- Lucia Kovacikova, 2021-2022, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Political Science
- Kaleena Stoddard, 2021-2022, Ph.D. Candidate, Department of Philosophy
- Daniel Dzah, 2020-2021
- Christina LeBlanc, 2020-2021
- Cynthia Ma, 2020-2021
- Geoffrey Weiss, 2020-2021
- Maura Cowan, 2019-2020
- Michael Jones, 2019-2020
- Gabrielle Ray, 2019-2020
- Caner Turan, 2019-2020
- Eric Brown, 2018-2019
- Nick Fears, 2018-2019
- Marcus Hunt, 2018-2019
- Kelly Martin, 2018-2019
- Nathan Biebel, 2017-2018
- Jesse Hill, 2017-2018
- Allen Ray, 2017-2018
- Ashley Schmidt, 2017-2018
- Julian Katz, 2016-2017
- Nicholas Sars, 2016-2017
- Daniel Tigard, 2016-2017
- Derek Duplessie, 2015-2016
- Michael Morrissey, 2015-2016
- April Olsen, 2015-2016
- Caroline Tipler, 2015-2016
- Christopher Boom, 2014-2015
- Daniel Davenport, 2014-2015
- Thomas Mulligan, 2014-2015
- Christopher Willoughby, 2014-2015
- Alex McManus, 2013-2014
- Nathan Stout, 2013-2014
- Paul Wilford, 2013-2014
- Franklin Worrell, 2013-2014
- Marc Blainey, 2012-2013
- Alexander Priou, 2012-2013
- Walter Stern, 2012-2013
- Samuel Stoner, 2012-2013
- Shane Gassaway, 2011-2012
- Christopher Todd Meredith, 2011-2012
- Cristina Pop, 2011-2012
- Mark Pryor, 2011-2012
- Melissa Beske, 2010-2011
- Michael Falgoust, 2010-2011
- Travis Mulroy, 2010-2011
- Miles Doleac, 2009-2010
- Nancy Stockton, 2009-2010
- Brian Walters, 2009-2010
- Shawn Welnak, 2009-2010
- Jennifer Beers, 2008-2009
- Richard Conway, 2008-2009
- Lisa Singleton, 2008-2009
- Marla Baskerville, 2007-2008
- Manuel Grau, 2007-2008
- Mark Lentz, 2007-2008
- Shane Courtland, 2006-2007
- Sophy Wang, 2006-2007
- Catherine Wilkins, 2006-2007
- Jonathan Anomaly, 2005-2006
- Jill Bradley, 2005-2006
- Suzanne Chan-Serafin, 2005-2006
- Andrea Houchard, 2005-2006
- William Glod, 2004-2005
- Hans Gruening, 2004-2005
- Becca Livingstone, 2004-2005
- Ben Crowe, 2003-2004
- Kristen Smith Crowe, 2003-2004
- Julinna C. Oxley, 2003-2004
- Christy Sumich, 2003-2004
- Matthew Oberrieder, 2002-2003
- Michael Redman, 2002-2003
- Elizabeth Umphress, 2002-2003
2022-2023 Call for Applications
Application is currently closed.
The Murphy Institute Center for Ethics and Public Affairs is pleased to announce Graduate Fellowships available to outstanding Tulane doctoral students who are writing dissertations in the area of ethics and public affairs. The application deadline is February 15, 2022.
The Center seeks applicants who have excelled in their fields of specialization, have demonstrated an interest in ethical questions that cut across disciplinary boundaries, and are likely to make significant contributions to teaching and scholarship in the fields of ethics and public affairs. Applicants should be enrolled in a doctoral program at Tulane University and be formally admitted to doctoral candidacy. The Center especially welcomes applications from students who will defend their dissertations during the fellowship year. The Center seeks applicants who have excelled in their fields of specialization, have demonstrated an interest in ethical questions that cut across disciplinary boundaries, and are likely to make significant contributions to teaching and scholarship in the fields of ethics and public affairs. Applicants should be enrolled in a doctoral program at Tulane University and be formally admitted to doctoral candidacy. The Center especially welcomes applications from students who will defend their dissertations during the fellowship year.
During the period of the fellowship, Graduate Fellows are expected to make substantial progress towards the completion of their degrees. They are also required to participate in the Center for Ethics and Public Affairs speaker series, which is comprised of ten Faculty Seminars and four public lectures a year. Graduate Fellows are also encouraged to take part in the broader intellectual life of the Center by meeting with visiting Faculty Fellows.
Graduate Fellows receive a stipend of $22,500 for one academic year. Awards will be announced by early March of the current academic year.