the country while building skills to continue engaging and driving meaningful change for the long term. Institute for Citizens & Scholars Leadership The president of the organization is Rajiv Vinnakota, former Executive Vice-President of the Aspen Institute and co-founder of the SEED Foundation. The Board of Trustees is chaired by Jane Phillips Donaldson, Co-Founder, Phillips Oppenheim. References Further reading Bennett, Richard. "The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation: Humanities at Work." South Atlantic Review 66.3 (2001): 114-120. online George, Gerald. "Wilson dissertation fellowships: An experiment with speed." Journal of Higher Education 42.1 (1971): 56-63. Mooney, Joseph D. "Attrition among Ph. D. candidates: An analysis of a cohort of recent Woodrow Wilson fellows." Journal of Human Resources (1968): 47-62 online. Rosenhaupt, Hans. "The Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Program: Achievements and Problems: 1958 to 1963." Journal of Higher Education 35.5 (1964): 239-246. Rosenhaupt, Hans. "Participation of Negroes in Woodrow Wilson Fellowship Programs." (ERIC, 1968). online Taylor, Andress, and John A. Sekora. "The Woodrow Wilson teaching internship program: A case study." Journal of General Education (1967): 202-215. online External links The Institute for Citizens & Scholars The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Archives Education reform Organizations established in 1945 Educational foundations in the United States 1945 establishments in New Jersey Woodrow Wilson