Fellowship Prepares Rochester Student for Career in International Affairs
Jonathan Johnson ’14 has been selected as a 2013 Public Policy & International Affairs Fellow at Carnegie Mellon’s Junior Summer Institute
Posts Tagged ‘political science’
Campus Political Groups Rev Up for Presidential Election
Republican, Democratic Convention Watch Parties Attract Local TV Coverage
Urban Fellows Embark on Summer of Community Engagement
Through the RCCL’s Urban Fellows program, students and community members team up to create social change
Spotlight on Social Sciences Alumni: Zachary Kimball
Name: Zachary Kimball Age: 24 Occupation: Economic Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Boston Education (UR and additional):B.A. in Economics and Political Science, University of Rochester, 2010; JD, Harvard Law School, 2015 (to matriculate 2012). Current city/state of residence: Boston, MA Community activities: Acting, Running What activities were you involved in as a student, and what [...]
Spotlight on Social Sciences Alumni: Matthew Fearnside
Name: Matthew Fearnside Age: 30 Occupation: Attorney (Associate at Arnold & Porter, LLP) Education (UR and additional): B.A. in History and B.A. in Political Science, University of Rochester, 2003, 2004 (Take 5). J.D., Duke University School of Law, 2007. M.A. in History, Duke University, 2007. Current city/state of residence: Washington, D.C. Community activities: Various Bar [...]
Spotlight on Humanities and Social Sciences Alumni: Nanette Levin
Name: Nanette Levin Age: 47 Occupation: Book publisher, horse trainer Education (UR and additional): B.A. in English and B.A. in Political Science, University of Rochester, 1986. Current city/state of residence: Potter, NY Why did you choose to attend the University of Rochester? It was the best school that accepted my application. When and how did [...]
Students Delve Deeper into the Divine Comedy
In a new course, the Dante Multimedia Lab engages students with the text of the Divine Comedy and encourages them to evaluate the cultural impact of the work
A Different Kind of Break
Student groups organize trips to build homes and fight poverty as part of alternative spring break
Rochester’s School of Rock
Students enrolled in the History of Metal class explore one of the most enduring forms of rock music
Students Explore D.C. Through Poli Sci Internships
Last spring, nine students held internships at a mix of government agencies in Washington, D.C.
