Election Day is just days away. Visit the Center for Youth Political Participation website to make your plan to vote by mail, early at a designated early voting site, or in-person by November 5.

Join Eagleton for a special post-election webinar, in partnership with President Holloway’s Byrne Seminar class, to analyze the results of the 2024 presidential election. The expert panel of political researchers and practitioners will be moderated by President Holloway.

Apply today to support The Center for Youth Political Participation's (CYPP) RU Ready program in implementing RU Ready Civics Fairs and Young Leaders Conference for area high school and middle school students. Interns will assist CYPP staff in designing and organizing Civics Fairs and Conferences in area public schools.

This is a paid internship position beginning the week of January 6, 2025, until mid-May 2025.

Apply by November 7th at 5:00PM.

The Eagleton Science and Politics Program recently hosted its annual Alumni Dinner, bringing together current and former Science Fellows. The event featured presentations from two alumni showcasing the work they do to assist evidence-based decision making as scientists in politics: Dr. Allison Meyers, a health committee policy analyst for the NJ State Senate, and Dr. Liana Vaccari, a program officer at The National Academies. Stay tuned as we follow the journeys of our current Science Fellows and share their achievements.

Dr. Kristoffer Shields, Director of the Center on the American Governor  and Interim Director of the Eagleton Science and Politics Program, teaches a Byrne Seminar class, "Governors: Dealing with Disaster." The class recently hosted special guest, Dr. Wesley Brooks, Florida's Chief Resilience Officer and a former Eagleton Graduate Fellow. Dr. Brooks shared insights into his career path, Florida's pressing resilience challenges, and the state's response to recent storms. The session was open to students, undergraduate associates, graduate fellows, and Rutgers alumni.

Last week, with generous support from the Crimsonbridge Foundation, the Center for American Women and Politics brought together representatives from NEW Leadership® partner institutions nationwide for a three-day summit focused on advancing the program and strengthening the national network. NEW Leadership® is a nonpartisan, multi-day residential public leadership training program for college students, addressing women’s underrepresentation in politics. It educates students about the important role politics plays in their lives, introduces them to successful women leaders, and encourages them to become more involved in the political process. The convening gave NEW Leadership® National Network partners, who represented colleges and universities from 16 states, an opportunity to share best practices, insights on engaging students, ideas for tailoring curricula to regional needs, and strategies for expanding the program and ensuring its future in uncertain political times.

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