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Road to the White House: Politics, Media & the American PresidencyAn Academic Course Examining the Issues & Themes Shaping the 2012 Campaign
A Partnership of TWC, C-SPAN, George Mason University & Purdue University Fall 2011 & 2012
Course Description
The Washington Center offers New Course to Study Issues and Themes Shaping 2012 Presidential Campaign
Class Slated for Use in C-SPAN’s Regular T.V. Programming
WASHINGTON, D.C. - July 14, 2011 – Earlier this year, The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars announced that a $45,000 grant from the New York Life Foundation would support scholarships for up to 12 college and university students in elite, semester-long internships. Five scholars have been named summer Diversity Fellows, and are working at government agencies and private for-profit and nonprofit organizations based in Washington, D.C.
What made YOUR Internship Rock? What could have been different? Speak up to help the next generation of Washington D.C. Interns! Register to attend a morning meeting in DC called Smart Conversations to Improve Internships. There will be lots of ideas, networking, fun, and prizes! Please direct questions to Menchu Mendiola
The Hon. Dennis Hastert"House Keeping: A Former Speaker Reflects on the Role of the People's House"Speaker Hastert will share his view on the current political climate in Washington and his perception of the current state of the legislative branch and its ability or inability to function.
Private Sector Philanthropy and Community Engagement Panel
Public Broadcasting in a Time of Political Turmoil
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