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BYU POLITICAL SCIENCE

News & Events
January 30th, 2023
Political Science News
Congratulations to these Political Science
Students for Making the Dean's List!
These students are ranked in the top 5 percent of our college for the given semester, have earned a minimum of 14 credit hours, and have earned a minimum GPA of at least 3.5 for the semester.

Madison Lynne Andersen                         Allie Nicole McBride
Dallin Holt Bundy                                      Alora Miller
Tannah Caroline Carter                             Kimball Richard Moffat
Julia Chatterley                                         Zachary Nathan Munson
Abby Elizabeth Child                                 Matthew Newman
Anna Rae Davis                                        Mariah Leigh Nuttall
Nathan Fairbanks Ellsworth                      Jennifer Portillo
John Franklin V Hall                                 Hannah Marie Powers
Alix Nicole Hess                                       Caleb Ringger
Marshall Job                                             Seth Taylor Ririe
Alexis Marie Lips                                      Abbigail Slade Thacker
Spencer Paul Madsen                              Vanessa Jane Tuttle
Sheamus Michael Mahoney                     Maria Kathryn Whitaker
 
 
Monday, January 30th
4:00-4:30 pm: Teach for America Information Session and Q&A. Register HERE
 
Tuesday, January 31st  
11:00-12:00PM: What Does Great Teaching Look Like in Action? Register HERE
 
11:00-12:00PM: USA Campus Meet EY: General Information Session & Panel. Register HERE
 
2:00-3:00 pm: How to Navigate a Career Fair. Register HERE
 
5:30-7:30PM: Deloitte; BYU Winter Social. Register HERE
 
Wednesday, February 1st 
10:00-2:00PM: Wyoming Hospitality and Tourism Fair. Register HERE
 
Thursday, February 2nd
9:00-3:00 pm: Career Fair. Register HERE
 
 
* More details and events can be found on careers.byu.edu and Handshake-handshake.byu.edu*
 
Job and Internship Opportunities
AEI Summer Honors Program
 AEI’s Academic Programs provides a variety of educational and professional development opportunities for undergraduates through programs like the year-round Executive Councils and the annual Summer Honors Program.
 
Applications for the 2023 Summer Honors Program are open now!
 
AEI’s Summer Honors Program is a fully funded opportunity for students to come to AEI headquarters in downtown D.C. to engage in a week-long seminar course taught by AEI scholars and partners, expand their professional networks, and explore our nation’s capital. In line with an advanced undergraduate course, students complete selected readings in preparation for the Socratic-style seminar discussions. The 2023 SHP will take place over four weeks next June: June 5-9, June 12-16, June 19-23, and June 26-30, and the instructor lineup is fantastic.

This is truly a unique program that has led to future jobs and graduate school opportunities for many of its alumni. Please don’t hesitate to reach out at summerhonors@aei.org with any questions.
Researchers at Princeton University, Northeastern University and George Washington University are seeking a research assistant
 
The research is an ongoing project investigating how local organizations and residents participate in local politics to shape policy outcomes in the United States, particularly related to public service provision and natural disaster response and preparedness, and implications for equity and the distribution of risks. The project seeks to understand whose voices are heard – or left out – of critical local policymaking processes. The research assistant will work directly with Dr. Sara Constantino and Dr. Alicia Cooperman on a mixed-methods research project engaging with coastal communities on the Texas Gulf Coast, in Miami and other locations. The ideal candidate can come from various social science backgrounds but should be highly motivated and interested in political science (*American politics or comparative politics*) and/or *public policy* .
 
Average of 10-20h/wk. Ability to work remotely. RA will be hired as an independent contractor by Princeton University at $20 per hour. International applicants are eligible. 
More Info
New RSA position in the MIT Political Science Department

The job is a two-year position that is a combination of secretarial work and RA work. The tasks range from the mundane (filing, processing receipts,…) to helping to run studies and collecting data. The individual will be working with two Compartivists, Kathleen Thelen and Chap Lawson, and two Americanists, Andrea Campbell and Asya Magazinnik.
 
They are looking to fill the position as soon as possible. If you are interested:
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