History
The Fox International Fellowship was established in 1988 by Mr. Joseph Carrère Fox (Yale Class of 1938) as a way to provide a peaceful intellectual exchange between Yale University and Moscow State University in the midst of the tense international environment of the Cold War.
Director’s Letter
The Fox Fellowship plays a crucial role in fostering global academic community. It has become increasingly important for institutions to collaborate to reduce the ever higher administrative hurdles faced by international scholars and students. At the Fox, we play a pivotal role in ensuring effective communication and building trust between Yale and over 20 international partner institutions—anchoring a global exchange and research network spanning 6 continents.
In its role as a central resource to all disciplines, departments, and Schools at Yale, MacMillan encompasses the full scope of international and regional engagement throughout the University.