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Difference between revisions of "Stanley Kaplan Program in American Foreign Policy"
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Student leadership is an important component of the Stanley Kaplan Program. Students play a major role in selecting guest speakers and planning monthly events related to American foreign policy. The program also sponsors a variety of fellowship opportunities, including internships and research positions, that enable students to pursue their interest in the study of American foreign policy | Student leadership is an important component of the Stanley Kaplan Program. Students play a major role in selecting guest speakers and planning monthly events related to American foreign policy. The program also sponsors a variety of fellowship opportunities, including internships and research positions, that enable students to pursue their interest in the study of American foreign policy | ||
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The Stanley Kaplan Program in American Foreign Policy enables students to pursue studies of the past, present, and future of American leadership in world affairs. Thanks to a generous contribution from a donor, the program is able to bring distinguished visiting professors in both history and political science to spend a year offering courses to students at Williams. Students who are particularly interested in American foreign policy leadership have the opportunity of pursuing a concentration in leadership studies.
Student leadership is an important component of the Stanley Kaplan Program. Students play a major role in selecting guest speakers and planning monthly events related to American foreign policy. The program also sponsors a variety of fellowship opportunities, including internships and research positions, that enable students to pursue their interest in the study of American foreign policy
for more information, contact: Torrey Taussig at 10tet@williams.edu