Geller International Fellowship
The Geller International Fellowship is an elite cohort experience for 40 select undergraduate college and university students throughout the United States. Fellows will participate in a 6-month program, learning from experts who will engage students in robust learning and critical conversations about the U.S.-Israel relationship and the Abraham Accords. The Fellowship will culminate in a 10-day trip to Israel and the United Arab Emirates, emphasizing culture, security, economics, climate, and civil rights.
Upon completion of the Geller Fellowship, students join the network of ICC Senior Fellows. This lifelong community offers professional development, networking opportunities, access to a diverse cohort of peers, and guidance from mentors.
Qualifications
- Must be a citizen or lawful permanent resident of the United States.
- Must be a currently enrolled undergraduate student at a college or university in the United States.
- A demonstrated record of civic engagement and leadership on campus and in the community.
- A commitment to creating a positive atmosphere for Israel on campus and advancing the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Requirements
- Fellows must commit to attending the entirety of the 10-day mission to Israel and the United Arab Emirates, which is scheduled to take place from December 28, 2025 – January 9, 2026.
- Fellows will attend the Geller International Fellowship Orientation at ICC’s National Leadership Summit from July 27-29, 2025.
- Fellows will participate in virtual learning sessions, complete required readings, and engage in post-trip opportunities.
Selection Process
The Geller International Fellowship is a highly selective program with a competitive application process:
- First Round: Initial Application – All applications must be submitted by April 10, 2025. A selection committee will review all submissions and notify candidates who are chosen to advance to the second round. To increase your chances of being selected for the second round, please apply by March 15th for priority consideration.
- Second Round: Interview – Selected applicants will participate in an interview with the selection committee. Prior to the interview, students must provide the required travel documents, including proof of a passport valid for at least six months beyond the final day of the international trip.
- Final Round: Reference Checks & Final Review – Candidates who progress to the final stage will undergo reference checks and a review process.