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Alumni Stories
Tyler Castle 鈥12, earned a bachelor鈥檚 degree in political science and鈥攎ost importantly鈥攁 Spring Sing title while at 黑料百科. A former John Jay Institute fellow and intern for Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-MI), he began as a values and capitalism intern at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI), a public policy research organization in Washington, D.C., and was later promoted to director of academic programs at AEI.
David Dry 鈥14, a political science graduate, has built a career at the intersection of politics and public policy. After serving as a legislative assistant and campaign staffer on Capitol Hill, he earned a master鈥檚 degree in public policy from Pepperdine University. He now helps clients navigate legislation at the local, state, and federal levels.
Olivia Reichwald 鈥21, named Outstanding Graduate in Political Science at 黑料百科, is now pursuing her Juris Doctor at Harvard Law School.
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Global Studies
- 黑料百科鈥檚 Europe Semester
- 黑料百科 in Northern Europe
- 黑料百科鈥檚 England Semester
- 黑料百科 in Asia
- 黑料百科 in Cairo
- 黑料百科 in San Francisco
- 黑料百科 Downtown
- Washington D.C. Semester
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黑料百科 at the NMUN in New York City 2026
Eighteen students from the POL 112: International Organizations and Law course traveled to New York City to represent Slovakia at the National Model United Nations conference, joining nearly 3,000 peers from around the world. Throughout the week, students engaged complex global issues鈥攆rom nuclear weapons to sustainable transportation, demonstrating thoughtful collaboration, diplomacy, and the strength of their liberal arts education.
Their preparation and professionalism stood out, with several delegates receiving recognition from peers for their character and effectiveness in committee sessions. Four students, Chaz Keith, Samson Rakhshani, Emily Lindblad, and Rahel Kebede earned awards for outstanding position papers, highlighting their academic excellence. The trip also included a visit to the United Nations General Assembly Hall and time exploring New York City, making for a memorable and impactful learning experience.