(From MJ Petersen and the Political Science Newsletter)
Research by Paul Collins and his coauthors, Christy Boyd and Lori Ringhand, was featured in a FiveThirtyEight article about how Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearing is likely to …
John W. Lederle Endowed Student Internship Fund in Public and Non-Profit Service Scholarship is for selected undergraduate or graduate students who would benefit from practical internship experience with local, state, and national government or non-profit agencies. First generation college students, socioeconomically disadvantaged students, …
Edwin Gere, Jr. Scholarship recognizes students with academic and professional interests in state and local government and politics. Students who wish to intern abroad in order to learn about state and local governments of other countries are welcome to apply. …
Our spring scholarship cycle is open and there are multiple opportunities that support high-impact learning like research or internships. There are also opportunities to help with financial need and to recognize academic achievement.
Most applications close on March 25th so …
Our spring scholarship cycle is open and there are many opportunities that support high-impact learning like research, internships, or study abroad. There are also opportunities to help with financial need and to recognize academic achievement.
Most applications close on March …
The Washington Center (DC) Internship Program will be on-campus Wednesday, February 9th.
An informational session will be held from 12:15pm – 1pm in Goodell 615 (in person).
Drop-in visits are welcome between 10am-12 noon or 2pm-4 pm in Goodell 508.
Learn …
Did you know there is an entirely separate body of federal law related to Native Americans? Would you like to learn more about laws and policies related to American Indians?
Join Professor Kathleen Brown-Perez, a member of the Brothertown Indian …
Laurie Godfrey, professor emerita of anthropology, has co-edited an all-Indigenous researcher edition of “Malagasy Nature,” the first time the Madagascar-based journal has focused solely on work led by indigenous researchers.
Link here to read more.
From Inside UMass Weekly.
Elizabeth Sharrow, associate professor in the School of Public Policy and department of history, has received the 2021 Best Article Award from the journal Politics, Groups and Identities, a flagship journal of the Western Political Science …
Are you interested in research? Political Science & Legal Studies has open position for spring semester. For details, link here.
