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AfterCollege Career Network

Powered by AfterCollege, the University of Puget Sound Politics and Government Career Network is a free resource that features relevant jobs and internships from employers specifically interested in reaching Puget Sound Alumni.

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Pohlad Award Applications for Summer of 2019. Due march 15th!

The Christopher R. Pohlad Fund for Faculty and Student Research was established to provide students the opportunity to travel abroad, further develop relationships with faculty members, and contribute in a meaningful way to their study of politics and government. 

ELIGIBILITY

Applicants for the Pohlad Award are typically rising juniors or seniors, with a declared major or minor in the Politics and Government department.

                               

RECIPIENTS OF THE POHLAD AWARD MUST:

• use the award for international travel to one or more countries
• spend at least two weeks in the field
• pursue an activity or participate in a program related to the study of politics or government
• consult with International Programs before going abroad
• complete a video consultation with a member of the Politics and Government department before departing and after returning

Any questions please contact Professor  Patrick H O'Neil <poneil@pugetsound.edu>

Click Here for the Application Form

State of Emergency Brown Bag - Monday March 5th - Wyatt 109

In this entrance in the Politics and Government Brown Bag series, professors Jacobson and Weinberger will discuss President Donald Trump's recent emergency declaration and it's impact on U.S. and foreign policy.

Meet-and-Greet with VP and University Counsel Joanna Cleveland, Feb. 19th 5-6pm

Summer Internships and Research Opportunities Mon 2/18 at Noon

Professors Alisa Kessel and Patrick O’Neil will host an event focused on summer internships and research and travel fellowships this Monday. Come hear from students about their experiences as well as get critical information on the application process. 

Deadlines are soon, but it is not too late to apply for these fantastic summer opportunities. 

Local Environmental Policy Engagement Oppurtunity

Student Internship Award Opportunity-March 25th

Power? Principles? Setting Priorities for America's Global Role. 5 pm, Thursday 2/7, Trimble Hall

IMPORTANT LINKS:

Succurro details and Application

Vocational and Trade details and Application

2018 Midterm Elections: A Postmortem, 11/14 @noon

The Classic American Rape Story, Wyatt 109, 11/7 5:30 P.M.

Alum Benjamin Anderstone on the 2018 elections in Washington

Click This Link to see a UPS Alum Discusses the Crucial 2018 Midterms

2018 Midterm Elections: Fundamentals and a Postmortem, 10/31 and 11/14 @noon

The Elusive Quest for Law w/ Stanford's Erik Jensen, 10/22 12:00

Paid Internship with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife - Legislative Affairs

Puget Sound Students,

My name is Nelson Falkenburg and I am the Legislative Coordinator for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. We are recruiting for a current or recent graduate to work for our Legislative Affairs team during the 2019 legislative session. The Legislative Affairs Intern will support WDFW staff and the agency's mission by managing inquiries from legislators, tracking bills through the legislative process, developing communication tools for the Legislative Affairs team, and coordinating meetings.

Here is the position recruitment: Position Recruitment

The Midterms: The Impact of Disaffected Voters w/ Gary Locke and Rick Wilson, 10/22 6:30pm

Former Washington Governor Gary Locke and GOP strategist and author Rick Wilson (author of the NY Times best-selling book, Everything Trump Touches Dies) discuss the upcoming midterm elections.  

Monday, October 22, 2018, 6:30pm

Pigott Auditorium, Seattle University

Free to students!

Washington State Legislative Internship Program, 10/10 5:30PM

Hiring paid interns, Legislative District 26

The Populism of a Trumpian Foreign Policy, Brown Bag Series, 10/10 12-12:50