Register Here The 2022 L. Keith Bulen Symposium on American Politics – Full Schedule The Program: 9:00 a.m. Welcome Dr. Tamela Eitle – Dean and Professor Sociology. IU School of Liberal Arts at IUPUI 9:10-10:30 a.m. Women in Politics Panel Karla Lopez-Owens, Director of Community Outreach at the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office RaeVen Ridgell, Executive …
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Fall Internship Experiences AFrika Williams Political Science Major, pictured with United States Senator Todd Young of Indiana This fall semester I am completing an internship in the legislative branch of government working for Senator Todd Young’s Indianapolis office. This internship correlates with the class I am taking now which is pols-y 304 Constitution Law which …
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Dr. Dusso was recently interviewed for a WRTV story on voting in non-presidential elections. Check it out: Experts say people don’t vote in nonpresidential elections Also, for those with a subscription to The Herald-Times, he has a recent interview titled, Flag-waving ‘Freedom rally’ in Brown County draws dozens worried about guns, government
Read MoreIUPUI students in the Legal Studies and Paralegal Studies programs learned about careers in the legal field during two recent panels held as part of IUPUI Fall Career Week. On Monday, September 19th, students attended Courtrooms and Clients – What it means to be a lawyer. Nine panelists discussed what a typical day for a …
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The IU School of Liberal Arts Office of Career Development is excited to announce the launch of a new website designed to increase and improve student access to career development resources and opportunities. Career development is an essential part of your education, especially at the beginning of an academic year. Career advisors can help you …
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Dr. Dusso was recently interviewed by ABC affiliate WPTA21 for a story on the FBI’s recent raid of former President Donald Trump’s home.
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Dr. Dusso was recently interviewed by Adam Pinsker for a WishTV piece “Article links Daniels to potential run for governor in 2024.” Does a 2000s Republican stand a chance in a 2020s Republican primaries?
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According to research by Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce, on average, an individual who graduates with a Bachelor’s degree from IUPUI will make $913,000 more over the course of their 40-year career than someone who never gets a bachelor’s degree at all. Moral of the story? Finish your degree!
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IUPUI Professors Weigh In on the Ukraine War Christopher Claffey Russia invaded Ukraine on February 24, 2022. In the days that followed, IUPUI students began to learn names and places that never left their mouths before. Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Kyiv. NATO. These names and places are nothing new to Scott Pegg and Andrew McFarland, both political …
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