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The Charles H. Revson Fellowship advances civic leadership in New York City by engaging mid-career urban leaders in an intensive nine-month course of study, research, and reflection at Columbia University. Learn more.
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Each year, the program selects a cohort of ten Revson Fellows, individuals who have made significant contributions to the city and who reflect its diversity. Learn more.
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Revson Fellows receive tuition, financial support, academic guidance, and access to Columbia University resources.
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Fellows pursue individually designed programs of study and participate in weekly Revson seminars designed to enhance their understanding of the complex challenges facing New York City.
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Established in 1979, the Revson Fellowship has welcomed over 300 leaders to Columbia University. Many alumni work in New York City and remain active within the Revson community.
Revson Spotlight: Noah Budnick
"In the Revson program and in these classes, I’ve had the opportunity to think about my work, how I as a “medium” shape the message, and learn new ways to analyze these things and better express them in new ways to people I’ve never met before."
Noah Budnick (2008 - 2009)
Deputy Director
Transportation Alternatives