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One of the
most enriching programs for Furman students and the greater community
is the Riley Institute's Fellow in Residence Program. This program
brings Mayors, Senators and Members of Congress, Ambassadors, political
writers and commentators, and non-governmental leaders to Furman
for residencies for periods ranging from a week to one or more terms.
Fellows in
Residence teach classes, give public addresses, meet with students
individually or in groups, meet with citizens in the Greenville
area and around the state and generally share their knowledge and
experiences with the academic community and the public.
Among the Riley
Fellows in Residence have been former Mayor of Greenville Max Heller,
former Ambassador to Finland Derek Sherer, former New York Times
Correspondent and author David Shipler, and European Green Party
Chair Monica Frassoni.
To learn more
about each Riley Institute Fellow, click the link associated with
each name on the right.
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