Georgetown University Institute of Politics and Public Service
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Quick Recap: 5th Anniversary Keynote Conversation on Public Service with Ron Klain & Tina Flournoy
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April 23, 2021
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GU Politics, or the Institute of Politics and Public Service, is a front door to politics in action. Located at the McCourt School of Public Policy at Georgetown University, our mission is to prepare students for engaging in public service through access to top practitioners and facilitating political dialogue.
Fellows:
The GU Politics Fellows Program connects students with political leaders to learn from one another and tackle some of the biggest political challenges of the day. Our Fellows are top political leaders from diverse backgrounds and have come to the Hilltop for a semester to lead discussions and share their experience with students! Meet the current fellows
Forum:
Forum events at GU Politics allow students to engage directly with current leaders in politics and public service through panels and speaker events. Check out upcoming Forum events here
Get Involved:
Students can be involved in GU politics in so many ways, including being on Student Strategy Teams or working with students on podcasts and publications. Check out all of the ways to engage with GU politics:
The Student Advisory Board
Student Strategy Teams
The Fly Podcast
On The Record Publication
Fellows Discussion Groups
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