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Community Research

The department encourages students to enhance their classroom learning by seeking opportunities to do primary research in the community.

Examples:

Internships, Scholarships, and Fellowships

Our most successful students have benefited from:

• Internships – For more information, please see the Political Science Internships page .
  
  
• Scholarships and Fellowships
  • For information and opportunities, please see the Political Science Scholarships and Fellowships page .
  • One example of scholarships and fellowships is the . This article describes the award given to a recent Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ student: Bouras ’18 Earns National Pi Sigma Alpha Recognition .

Off-Campus Study

The Department of Political Science requires one semester of off-campus study to enrich the liberal arts experience. For more information, please see Fulfilling the Off-Campus Requirement page.

Study Abroad

Students can enrich their academic experience through studying abroad—for more information, please see the Ä¢¹½´«Ã½ Study Abroad program.

Research Presentation and Publication

In order to share their scholarly work, political science students are encouraged to take advantage of opportunities for research presentation and publication.

• Presenting Research
  • Students may present work at the .
  • The  provides students with the opportunity to present their own research. See also this article: Bouras ’18 Presents at National Research Conference .
• Examples of Research Work – For examples of research other students have presented, see the Student Honors Papers collection.
  
  
• Publishing in Res Publica – Students may submit their original research for publication in Res Publica , Ä¢¹½´«Ã½'s unique undergraduate journal of political science.