Inside Politics

Inside Politics is the Eisenhower Institute's semester-long mentoring experience on campus and in Washington, D.C. designed for Gettysburg students from diverse academic disciplines. Each semester will bring experts to campus to work with a select group of Gettysburg College students.

Inside Politics students also maintain a blog, which features a running commentary on current issues of politics and foreign affairs. 

Students summarized their semester-long Inside Politics research projects Nov. 30 at a symposium at the Eisenhower Institute's Washington office. Seated, from left, are the event's speaker, retired Air Force General Carl W. Reddel, who is the executive director of the Eisenhower Memorial Commission, and Eisenhower Institute Norris Public Policy Fellow Kasey S. Pipes.


Apply for the Spring '12 Inside Politics Program

Deadline: January 9,  2012

 

Inside Politics: Kasey Pipes

Inside Politics' Expert-in-Resident is journalist, speech writer, and presidential historian Kasey S. Pipes. Previous programs have included a trip to Washington D.C. where students met with a variety of D.C. insiders, including Karl Rove, former Senior Presidential Advisor; Fred Fielding; Jim Morrell, former White House spokesman; and political commentator Juan Williams.

Kasey Pipes meets with Gettysburg students