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Heather Grubbs
April 19th 2016
Imani Prince ’16 and Brianna Cusanno ’16 have been selected as Andrew Goodman Foundation Vote Everywhere Ambassadors for 2015. A Vote Everywhere Ambassador completes a year-long paid internship with the Andrew Goodman Foundation at the Ambassador’s college campus. By building a community of civically engaged peers, Ambassadors help lead national conversations about today’s critical civil
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Heather Grubbs
January 6th 2015
Like many college students his age, Allegheny senior Pasquale “Pat” DiFrancesco of Wexford, Pa., is looking forward to the final semester of his senior year. But unlike his classmates, DiFrancesco will spend most of his last semester making daily trips to the state Capitol, in addition to completing his Allegheny schoolwork. After all, he has
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Heather Grubbs
December 3rd 2014
Rhodes Scholar Finalist Talks about Scholarship Journey and Life at Allegheny To be named a finalist for the prestigious Rhodes Scholarship – the fully funded award that gives students an opportunity to study at the University of Oxford in England – a person must exhibit extraordinary qualities that make him or her stand out in
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Brian M. Harward, associate professor of political science and director of the Center for Political Participation, has had an article, “Congressional Response to Statements of Administration Policy and Signing Statements,” accepted for publication this summer in the journal Congress and the Presidency. Harward and his co-authors developed a dataset with all SAP’s, signing statements, and
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Associate Professor of Political Science Brian Harward and Center for Political Participation Student Fellow and Political Science/History major John Nelson ’14 recently presented at Wabash College’s 2014 Brigance Colloquy. Their presentations focused on Civic Learning, the work of the CPP, and the Student Fellows Program. Four other colleges were invited to participate: Kalamazoo College, Colorado
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