Frequently Asked Questions
No. If you want to hedge your bets and be considered for both the fellowship and the seminar, you have to apply for each separately. You’ll only automatically participate in the Seminar (without applying for it) if you’re selected to be a Fellow.
No. If you want to hedge your bets and be considered for both the fellowship and the seminar, you have to apply for each separately. You’ll only automatically participate in the Seminar (without applying for it) if you’re selected to be a Fellow.
Yes, you’ll have the leeway to decide that.
Fellows taking the seminar will need to attend 10 out of the 12 sessions. Any Fellow who doesn’t meet this minimum will be discontinued from the program.
You won’t be recognized as a participant in the ILINA Seminar.
For the seminar, we recommend that you set aside 3 to 4 hours for pre-class readings every week and 2 to 3 hours for the seminar classes to be held each week. After the seminar ends, we expect fellows to be working on their projects for 20 hours per week for at least 12 weeks.
Yes. All fellows are required to submit a high-quality first draft by the close of the Fellowship and will also present their work in a symposium.
Yes, you can. We’ll offer you advice on how best to do so.
Generally, we would advise that you use it for educational purposes. That said, we will not control how you eventually choose to use it.
Unfortunately, we won’t consider candidates who have been ILINA Fellows previously unless their application is directly solicited by our team.