Funded by the Kathryn Wasserman Davis Collaborative in Conflict Transformation, this select group of Middlebury Institute students will focus on the ways that conflict transformation (the development of creative solutions to conflict-based systems and situations) manifests in diverse regions, cultures, contexts, and fields around the globe.
These fellowships and related benefits (see below) are available to in-person and online degree-seeking students at the Middlebury Institute.
The fellowship is only available to students who did not previously participate in the program.
Benefits and opportunities for fellows include the following:
Learn more about our current and past fellows and their conflict transformation projects.
If you have not yet applied to a degree program at the Middlebury Institute, please follow these steps and then the steps for all students.
Fall 2025 fellows will be announced by May 1.
Conflict Transformation Fellows share their diverse, thought-provoking research.
Conflict Transformation Fellow Libby Mohn asks how we can protect our shared waters.
Conflict Transformation Fellow Elisabeth Ampthor delves into language and conflict.
Watch the recording of the Conflict Transformation webinar for prospective students from March 2025 below.
Dr. Netta Avineri and a panel of current fellows discuss the professional development, interdisciplinary engagement, research projects, and scholarship benefits of the Conflict Transformation Fellowship.
Watch the recording of the Conflict Transformation expert discussion from our summer 2024 Preview Days below.
Check out recordings from past events.
If you have questions about applying to the Middlebury Institute degree programs, please contact your enrollment advisor.
For more information about the Conflict Transformation Graduate Fellowship Program, please contact Netta Avineri:
Professor TESOL/TFL, Intercultural Competence Committee Chair, Collaborative in Conflict Transformation Graduate Training in Research Pillar Lead
| by Sierra Abukins
At the midpoint of its multiyear conflict transformation collaborative initiative, Middlebury is looking back and looking forward to the next phase of the effort.
| by Mark C. Anderson
The team visited more than 25 parks across Monterey over the summer to map amenities and do outreach in support of the ParkRx initiative, which aims to get more residents out into nature.
| by Nadia Pshonyak
Join us in celebrating the professional and research accomplishments of Middlebury Institute students documented in our 2023-2024 annual Experiential Learning Impact Report.
