New Jersey A3062 codifies the Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship Program, funding it with annual appropriations.
New Jersey A3062 codifies the Eagleton Science and Politics Fellowship Program at the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers, the State University. The bill appropriates $360,000 for the initial stipends and administrative costs, with a minimum of $520,000 annually thereafter. The program selects a minimum of four fellows each year, who must hold a PhD or equivalent degree in natural sciences, engineering, or healthcare. Fellows, referred to as John Weingart Science Fellows, will receive stipends and benefits and work with the New Jersey Legislature and the Executive Branch for one year.
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