During 2021-22, Reagan Leverett (C’22) served as a CSPC Presidential Fellow. In addition to participating in the program's informative seminars and workshops, she completed a research paper investigating the effects of partisan messaging on COVID-19 edict adherence.
Students may apply for a summer internship and mentoring program through the Osgood Center for International Studies. The program enables students to spend time in Washington DC learning about foreign policy issues. They attend meetings with various policy stakeholders and write briefing and research papers on topics that range from malaria response programs to China's involvement in Southeast Asia to criminal networks in Central America. Students also attend the Center's Summer Symposium on Foreign Affairs.
This grant is awarded to a politics major or minor who demonstrates financial need.
This program provides financial support for students who undertake summer internships in the public affairs realm, broadly conceived.
The Public Policy and International Affairs Program (PPIA) is a not-for-profit organization that has been supporting efforts to increase diversity in graduate studies in public policy and international affairs, and public service for over 40 years.
A comprehensive list of internship opportunities for POLS majors/minors
