Freidheim fellows are upperclassmen that concentrate their research study on a topic of great public importance that culminates in a year-end published paper.
The fellows receive a small stipend to cover the cost of an independent study course as well as expenses incurred during the course. Fellows also receive ongoing guidance for their research project from Senator LeMieux. The application process includes the submission of a research proposal, resume, and a letter of support for the research from a faculty mentor. Selection of the fellows is based on the application and interview.
2023-2024 Freidheim Fellows
Anna Buchanan
Topic: Civil Asset Forfeiture in the U.S
Jonathan Snyder
Topic: Strategies for Cost Reduction in the U.S. Healthcare System
Past Freidheim Fellows Presentations
The LeMieux Center for Public Policy announced Sarah Kilpatrick and Shelby Braun as the next Freidheim Fellows at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
The LeMieux Center for Public Policy announced Madeline Coggins and Alexandra Pierce as the next Freidheim Fellows at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
Benjamin DeHaan and Maria Landron have been selected as Freidheim Fellows for The LeMieux Center for Public Policy at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
Aaron Buch and Nathan Esbenshade have been selected to receive research fellowships from The LeMieux Center for Public Policy at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
Ariana Fernandez and Sarah Murray have been selected to receive research fellowships from The LeMieux Center for Public Policy at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
Nicole Freire and Jenna Wolfram have been selected to receive research fellowships from The LeMieux Center for Public Policy at Palm Beach Atlantic University this academic year.
Jeremiah Clarke and Cassie Stanton have been selected to receive research fellowships from The LeMieux Center for Public Policy at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
Florida residents Evan Berlanti and Molly Michael have been selected to receive research fellowships from The LeMieux Center for Public Policy at Palm Beach Atlantic University.
Florida residents Peter Copan and Emily Hardman have been selected to receive research fellowships from The LeMieux Center for Public Policy at Palm Beach Atlantic University.