“This summer, I had a fantastic experience as an intern for The Nature Conservancy. In August, I presented my research to the NC staff on the expansion of enslaved Black labor due to the longleaf pine industry in North Carolina. … Read more

“I was the lucky recipient of the Thomas W. Ross Fellowship which allowed me to live and work in Washington D.C. while interning in the office of Congresswoman Deborah Ross (NC-02). As a public policy major and incoming Masters candidate, … Read more

“This past summer, I interviewed 25 individuals in and around Atlanta, GA, on their experiences, views, and ideas about affordable housing and the increasingly contentious local policy conversations surrounding the zoning, design, and placement of affordable housing initiatives. From representatives … Read more

“This summer I was an intern in the DC office of Representative Deborah Ross (NC-02). In this role, I attended briefings and hearings for the Space, Science, and Technology Committee, drafted letters to constituents, conducted legislative research for staffers, and … Read more

Associate Professor Doug MacKay co-organized a two-day workshop at the Brocher Foundation in Geneva, Switzerland exploring the potential for a basic income to address health inequities. The workshop featured an international group of economists, public health scholars, political scientists, basic … Read more

Professor Benjamin Mason Meier launched the first “Global Health Law Summer School” at the Brocher Foundation in Geneva, Switzerland. With Professor Meier serving as the Chair of the Global Health Law Consortium, this Consortium Summer School brought together public policy … Read more

This summer, I joined the U.S. House of Representatives as an intern for Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger in his Maryland District Office. My duties and responsibilities included listening and responding to constituents’ concerns, drafting and editing administrative letters, attending meetings and … Read more