Political Science
“Catching the Library Bug”: A Summer with the Library of Congress

“Catching the Library Bug”: A Summer with the Library of Congress

Looking back on this summer, I am both incredibly proud of my work at the Library and grateful for the opportunity. Hearing the gracious feedback from Junior Fellows and Library interns, especially in relation to the Professional Development Series, makes my time there worthwhile in itself in, but the opportunities to pursue my own professional interests elevates this summer to a new level of importance within my career path. I cannot wait to return back to the Library of Congress in years to come, either as an appreciative visitor or an inspired employee.

Wanting to visit the Eternal City? Don’t Forget a Laptop Charger!

Wanting to visit the Eternal City? Don’t Forget a Laptop Charger!

Author: Katie Strickland                             Major: International & Global Studies; Political Science  It was a January afternoon in Fayetteville, Arkansas (so naturally, it was 70 degrees and sunny). It was only the second week of classes for the Spring...

The Last Divided Capital: Gabrielle Gies, political science and psychology major, studying in Cyprus for Global Semesters: Health Management

The Last Divided Capital: Gabrielle Gies, political science and psychology major, studying in Cyprus for Global Semesters: Health Management

 Author: Gabrielle Gies              Majors: Political Science, Psychology  In the past year, we have all realized how crucial healthcare is for a successful society. No healthcare system is perfect, and each approach has certain benefits, like a wide variety of...