asd

“I left DC feeling better prepared for graduate school and the workplace, and treasuring the memories and friends I made there.”

-Lawrence Farry,
Business Economics Major
Institute for Policy Studies Intern

“My internship at the Center for Juvenile and Criminal Justice was the perfect setting for my interest in ethnographic research and youth institutional tracking. It offered a lot of help with my research project, and also for a future career.”

-Claudia Esqueda,
Sociology Major
Center for Juvenile and Criminal Justice Intern

Quarter in Washington Program > Student Profiles
Student Profile Directory

Justin Edwards
Art History / Global Studies
Studio Gallery

Krista Hartwell
Communication Studies
Federal Communications Commission, Media Enforcement Bureau

Elizabeth Jensen
English
Federal Communications Commission
Pierre Lelièvre
Political Science
Common Cause
Igor Kleyman
Political Science / History
The Globalist Online Magazine
Beatrice Montenegro
Chicano/a Studies & Political Science
MALDEF

Jasmin Niku
Political Science
American Enterprise Institute

Sara Schwerin
International Development Studies
Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars

John Trang
History
National Gay and Lesbian Taskforce


 

“CAPPP exposed me to students and scholars who challenged and cultivated me and ultimately became long-term friends.”

-Gabriel Mizrahi,
English
American Enterprise Institute intern

“My internship with the Department of Justice and my CAPPP research project prepared me for success in law school. I gained some tools necessary to pursue my goals in a way only a quarter in the nation’s capital can provide.”

-Cody Drabble,
History major
U.S. Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division
(now attending McGeorge Law School at the University of the Pacific)