November 19, 2003

Dr. Andrew J. Bacevich

International & Security Studies

Boston University

152 Bay Street Road

Boston, MA 02215

Dear Dr. Bacevich:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Robert Barro

Professor

Department of Economics

Harvard University

Littauer 218

Cambridge, MA 02138

Dear Dr. Barro:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Fred Baumann

Kenyon College

Ransom Hall

Gambier, OH 43022-9623

Dear Dr. Baumann:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Gary S. Becker

Professor of Economics & Sociology

The University of Chicago

1126 East 59th Street

Chicago, IL 60637

Dear Dr. Becker:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Michael J. Boskin

Professor, Department of Economics

Stanford University

Landau Economics Building

579 Serra Mall

Stanford, CA 94305-6015

Dear Dr. Boskin:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Stephen F. Brown

Director, Institute of Medieval Philosophy & Theology

Boston College

21 Campanella Way Building

Room 332

Chestnut Hill, MA 02467

Dear Dr. Brown:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Christopher Bruell

Political Science Department

Boston College

McGuinn Hall

140 Commonwealth Avenue

Chestnut Hill, MA 02167-3807

Dear Dr. Bruell:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. James M. Buchanan

Advisory General Director

George Mason University

MSN 1E6 - Buchanan House

4400 University Drive

Fairfax, VA 22030-4444

Dear Dr. Buchanan:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Paul Cantor

Professor

Department of English

University of Virginia

219 Bryan Hall

P.O. Box 400121

Charlottesville, VA 22904-4121

Dear Dr. Cantor:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. James Ceaser

Department of Government & Foreign Affairs

University of Virginia

P.O. Box 400787

Charlottesville, VA 22904-4787

Dear Dr. Ceaser:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Eliot A. Cohen

Director of Strategic Studies

Johns Hopkins University - SAIS

1619 Massachusetts Avenue, NW

Washington, DC 20036-2213

Dear Dr. Cohen:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Andrew Delbanco

Julian Clarence Leier Professor in the Humanities

Columbia University

407 Philosophy Hall

Department of English

Mail Code 4931

New York, NY 10027

Dear Dr. Delbanco:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. John J. DiIulio, Jr.

Professor of Political Science

University of Pennsylvania

Leadership Hall

3814 Walnut Street

Philadelphia, PA 19104-6197

Dear Dr. DiIulio:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Katherine Eden

Professor

Department of English and Comparative Literature

Columbia University

726 Uris Hall

New York, NY 10027

Dear Dr. Eden:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Sebastian Edwards

Anderson Graduate School of Management

University of California-Los Angeles

110 Westwood Plaza

Los Angeles, CA 90095

Dear Dr. Edwards:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Jean Bethke Elshtain

The University of Chicago

Divinity School

1025 East 58th Street

Chicago, IL 60637

Dear Dr. Elshtain:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Richard A. Epstein

Professor

The Law School

The University of Chicago

1111 East 60th Street

Chicago, IL 60637

Dear Dr. Epstein:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Robert K. Faulkner

Department of Political Science

Boston College

McGuinn 213

Chestnut Hill, MA 02167

Dear Dr. Faulkner:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Aaron L. Friedberg

Professor of Politics & International Affairs

Princeton University

c/o Jerri Horner

Center of International Studies

Bendheim Hall

Princeton, NJ 08544-1022

Dear Dr. Friedberg:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Francis Fukuyama

Political Economy Program

Johns Hopkins University - SAIS

1740 Massachusetts Avenue, NW

Washington, DC 20036-1984

Dear Dr. Fukuyama:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Roy Godson

Department of Government

Georgetown University

674 Intercultural Center

P.O. Box 571034

Washington, DC 20057-1034

Dear Dr. Godson:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Arnold C. Harberger

Department of Economics

University of California-Los Angeles

8283 Bunch Hall

405 Hilgard Avenue

Los Angeles, CA 90095-1477

Dear Dr. Harberger:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Samuel Huntington

Chairman

Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies

1033 Massachusetts Avenue

Suite 341

Cambridge, MA 02138

Dear Dr. Huntington:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Leon Kass

American Enterprise Institute

Hertog Fellow

1150 Seventeenth Street, NW

Suite 1250

Washington, DC 20036

Dear Dr. Kass:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for the University of Chicago, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Harvey C. Mansfield, Jr.

Professor, Department of Government

Harvard University

Littauer Center M-31

Cambridge, MA 02138

Dear Dr. Mansfield:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Walter McDougall

Department of History

University of Pennsylvania

3401 Walnut Street

Philadelphia, PA 19104-6228

Dear Dr. McDougall:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Ralph McInerny

University of Notre Dame

Jacques Maritain Center

714 Hesburgh Library

Notre Dame, IN 46556

Dear Dr. McInerny:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Lawrence M. Mead

Department of Politics

Princeton University

Visiting Research Scholar

028 Corwin Hall

Princeton, NJ 08544-1012

Dear Dr. Mead:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. James H. Nichols

Professor, Department of Government

Claremont McKenna College

850 Columbia Avenue

Claremont, CA 91711-6420

Dear Dr. Nichols:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Douglass C. North

Olin Professor of Arts & Sciences

Washington University

Department of Economics

205 Eliot Hall

Campus Box 1208

One Brookings Drive

St. Louis, MO 63130-4899

Dear Dr. North:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Steven E. Rhoads

Department of Government and Foreign Affairs

University of Virginia

P.O. Box 400787

Charlottesville, VA 22904-4787

Dear Dr. Rhoads:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Mario J. Rizzo

Associate Professor

Department of Economics

New York University

269 Mercer Street

7th Floor

New York, NY 10003-6687

Dear Dr. Rizzo:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Thomas R. Saving

Director, Private Enterprise Research Center

Texas A&M University

3028 Academic Building West

TAMU 4231

College Station, TX 77843-4231

Dear Dr. Saving:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Nathan Tarcov

Professor

The University of Chicago

Olin Center

1130 East 59th Street

Chicago, IL 60637

Dear Dr. Tarcov:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. David Walsh

Catholic University of America

Department of Politics

Washington, DC 20064

Dear Dr. Walsh:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Walter E. Williams

Professor, Department of Economics

George Mason University

4400 University Drive

MSN 3G4

Fairfax, VA 22030-4444

Dear Dr. Williams:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Oliver E. Williamson

President, ISNIE

University of California-Berkeley

Walter A. Haas School of Business

S545 Student Services Building

Berkeley, CA 94720-1900

Dear Dr. Williamson:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. M. Richard Zinman

Dr. Jerry Weinberger

Department of Political Science

Michigan State University

334 South Kedzie Hall

East Lansing, MI 48824-1032

Dear Drs. Zinman and Weinberger:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye

November 19, 2003

Dr. Alan Charles Kors

Department of History

University of Pennsylvania

3401 Walnut Street, 347B

Philadelphia, PA 19104-6228

Dear Dr. Kors:

As you are aware, the most recent authorization of the Bradley Fellowship Program expires at the end of the 2003-04 academic year. As has been our periodic practice, we are currently in the process of evaluating the Program over the course of its entire 17-year history. In light of your long-standing and valued participation as a faculty nominator for your institution, we request your assistance in this matter.

While you have complied with the terms of the Program's contract by providing us with annual reports detailing the allocation of funds, our interest here is in the professional achievements of former Bradley Fellows. In particular, we would like information regarding the places of employment and contact numbers, where possible, of those Fellows who received their degrees since our last review in 1999. We recognize the difficulty of tracking the career paths of all your students but would appreciate whatever help you are able to offer.

We hope to complete our review before the end of this calendar year so that the Foundation might expeditiously move forward in planning for the Program's continuation. Accordingly, we ask that you respond to our inquiry at your earliest convenience.

Should you have questions, please feel free to contact me. As always, we thank you for your service in the Fellowship Program.

Sincerely,

Dianne J. Sehler

Director of Academic, International,

and Cultural Programs

DJS/ye