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CASI Visiting Scholars / Fellows Program

CASI’s Visiting Scholars/Fellows Program is designed to bring four individuals a year to the University of Pennsylvania. Each Scholar/Fellow will be identified from one of four different areas of expertise: the bureaucracy and civil services; NGOs; civil society (such as media); and a senior scholar. Fellows and Scholars are in residence at CASI for a period of two months. They are expected to fully participate in Center events; engage in a scholarly research project that would become a working paper of the Center; give at least one formal lecture as a part of the CASI seminar series; and interact with undergraduate and graduate students and Penn faculty. The program aligns with the Center’s key goals to nurture a new generation of intellectual leadership on contemporary India. CASI also collaborates with departments and schools across Penn to co-sponsor visiting scholars and fellows. Outside Penn, CASI has partnered with the New India Foundation in bringing past New India Foundation Fellows to the Center. The CASI-New India Foundation Visiting Fellow program is now in its second year.

Visiting Scholars/Fellows

C. Raja MohanApr 2013 - May 2013Head, Strategic Studies and Distinguished Fellow, Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi
Avijit GhoshFeb 2013 - Mar 2013Senior Editor, The Times of India
Andrew B. KennedyJan 2013 - Feb 2013Senior Lecturer, Policy and Governance, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University
Nicholas RobinsonSep 2012 - Oct 2012Visiting Fellow, Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi
Anjana SinhaSep 2012 - Nov 2012Inspector (IPS), General of Police, Andhra Pradesh, India
Mekhala KrishnamurthySep 2012 - Aug 2013Non-Resident Visiting Scholar