Apply for EI's Inside Politics Program for Fall 2010
Inside Politics is the Eisenhower Institute's semester-long mentoring experience on campus and in Washington, D.C. designed for students from diverse academic disciplines. Each semester will bring experts to campus to work with a select group of Gettysburg College students.
This spring, Inside Politics' Expert-in-Resident was journalist, speechwriter, and presidential historian Kasey S. Pipes. Nine students participated in the program, which included a trip to Washington D.C. where students met with a variety of D.C. insiders, including David Mark, senior editor for Politico; political consultant Tucker Eskew; U.S. Senate candidate Roger Williams; and political commentator Juan Williams.
Kasey Pipes will be hosting another Inside Politics program for Fall 2010, and the Eisenhower Institute is now accepting applications for the Fall 2010 Inside Politics session.
Download the application here. Applications are due Sunday, August 1, 2010. Please email completed applications or any questions about the program to ei@eisenhowerinstitute.org.
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