November 5, 2018 Newsletter

Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of November 5, 2018   There are many events in the Department of Political Science in an election year.  Apologies in advance for today’s lengthy Newsletter. It has been an eventful week. The Election.  The US midterm elections, and the Ohio statewide elections, are Tuesday, November 6....

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October 29, 2018 Newsletter

Opportunities and Announcements  for the Week of October 29, 2018   Careers Colloquium for Political Scientists. The Department of Political Science will hold our fourth annual Careers Colloquium for Political Scientists. Our alumnus Zachary Arace is returning to campus next Friday, November 2, to give a public lecture,You Majored in What? Political Science Careers...

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Political Science Careers Colloquium

  'You Majored in What?' Political Science Careers Outside of DC Public Lecture - Friday, November 2, 4:30pm TVUC Senior Classroom   Career Workshop - Majors and Minors Only Saturday, November 3, 11am Mather House, Room 100   ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Zach Arace (CAS '14) is a Senior Consultant with Ernst & Young (EY), a global public accounting...

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October 22, 2018 Newsletter

Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of October 22, 2018   Review of the Political Science Program. As we anticipate fall break, the Department is also anticipating an external review of its programs. Every eight years, the Ohio Department of Higher Education reviews graduate programs; this year, for the first time, all degree...

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October 15, 2018 Newsletter

Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of October 15, 2018 At this time last year, the Department of Political Science was celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Wellman Hill Public Internship Program.  Funded by our double alumna Elizabeth Hill (CWRU POSC BA ’97, GRS POSC MA ’97), and named after her grandfather,...

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October 8, 2018 Newsletter

Opportunities and Announcements for the Week of October 8, 2018   Within a month, US voters will go to the polls to vote. Citizens will participate in elections for all 435 US House seats, and for 35 Senate seats (two special elections, in Minnesota and in Mississippi, and 33 regular Senate...

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