We’re excited to announce the 2012 class of Google Policy Fellows, and we’re expecting great things from the 15 students selected for the fifth summer of the Google Policy Fellowship. Our host organizations selected the 2012 fellows from over 1300 impressive submissions. The 2012 class includes undergraduate and graduate students from 12 schools, studying history, public policy, economics, science and technology, computer science, engineering and law.
Congratulations to the 2012 Google Policy Fellows!
Derek Attig, University of Illinois, ALA Washington Justin Kaufman, George Washington University, Public Knowledge Lassana Magassa, University of Washington, New America Foundation Daniel Lieberman, George Washington University, Future of Music Coalition Anjney Midha, Stanford University, Technology Policy Institute Yana Welinder, Harvard University, Electronic Frontier Foundation Jonathan Miller, Georgetown University, Center for Democracy & Technology Michael Corliss, University of Illinois, TechFreedom Kieran Bergmann, University of Ottawa, Citizen Lab Sumitra Nair, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies Andrew Blanco, Stanford University, Creative Commons Brenda Villanueva, University of Maryland, National Hispanic Media Coalition Brian Picone, Brown University, Competitive Enterprise Institute Laurie Birbilas, McGill University, Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic Leonard Hyman, University of Southern California, Internet Education Foundation
The 2012 Fellows will spend 10 weeks this summer at our host organizations working on Internet and technology policy issues including free expression, privacy, security, and intellectual property.
Thank you to everyone who applied. Please sign up here to follow our program announcements, and visit google.com/policyfellowship for more information.
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